Learn how islands are formed then build models of different kinds of islands to show what you've learned.
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Divide into teams of 3 or 4 students to design imaginary or real islands. Record a list of choices about the characteristics of the island using Crayola® Colored Pencils.
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With Crayola Model Magic, create 3-dimensional island models. Use a cardboard base if necessary. Incorporate recycled collage materials such as twigs, paper towel tubes, craft sticks, toothpicks, or cotton balls to form island features. Attach with Crayola School Glue.
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When the Model Magic is dry, cover the work area with recycled newspaper. Paint the island's land forms and bodies of water with Crayola Watercolor Paint or Tempera Paint and Brushes.
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Choose names for the island as well as its parts, such as peninsulas, inlets, coves, basins, valleys, mountain ranges, and lakes. Make labels with Crayola Colored Pencils or Washable Markers.
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