Use Crayola® Model Magic to create a miniature winter scene inside a plastic cup.
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Talk with your classmates about winter weather and changes you see in nature in temperate climates or in your area. Which birds do you see in winter? What is the weather like? What kind of snow makes the best sculptures? How do trees look? Imagine a wintry scene that you can build in miniature, inside a plastic cup.
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With Crayola® Colored Pencils, trace around a clear plastic cup turned upside down on cardboard. Cut out the circle with Crayola Scissors.
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If your scene has a snowy base, cover the cardboard circle with white Crayola Model Magic. Using other colors of Model Magic, build a snow sculpture, evergreen trees, cardinals, or any other winter items that will fit inside your cup. Add Crayola Glitter Glue for sparkling snow and ice crystals. Dry.
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Draw a ring of Crayola School Glue around the outside edge of the base. Press the cup's edge into the glue. Dry.
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