Every neighborhood is full of interesting stories. Gather friends to record favorite local scenes in cut-paper collages similar to those made by Faith Ringgold.
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Use Crayola® Scissors to cut large squares from construction paper.
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Think about what you see in your neighborhood. Cut a variety of paper shapes to show the landscape in your collage. If you live in a city, you might use geometric shapes to represent buildings. If you live in the country, perhaps you see green fields, mountains, or forests.
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Glue your shapes to the larger square with Crayola Glue Sticks.
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Using Crayola Markers and Crayons, add drawings of your friends and family doing their favorite things.
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Arrange several quilt squares together on posterboard. Attach them with a glue stick. What stories can you share using the Neighborhood Quilt as a beginning?
Every neighborhood is full of interesting stories. Gather friends to record favorite local scenes in cut-paper collages
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