This is Me
Represent history by displaying the important events in students' lives! These look great displayed in a media center or featured for open house.
Materials:
- Westcott 5” Kids scissors
- light construction paper
- paper scraps
- markers
- glue
Helpful Resources:
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Step 1
Fold the paper into quarters vertically and unfold to make creases. Then draw three horizontal lines to create four sections.
Step 2
In each section, cut paper scraps and use them to represent important events or people in your life. Write to describe the pictures.
Step 3
Refold the paper to create a 3-D shape and tape the edges to make the project self-standing.
Adult supervision is recommended when children use scissors.
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2016
Acme United Corporation. Text and design by The Education Center, Inc.®
