What's the secret message? Create a secret code and antique-looking paper. Who can decipher what you wrote on your scroll?
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Read about secret codes and how languages work. Find out how scrolls were made and where they were used. Symbols that create a secret code match up with a specific letter of the alphabet or numeral.
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Create your own secret code using symbols that you design yourself. You could use tiny drawings, letter forms, or unusual shapes. Make a key to show what word or letter each symbol stands for using Crayola® Fine Tip Markers.
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Cover your art area with recycled newspaper. Crumple up a piece of construction paper. Soak it with diluted brown Crayola Watercolors and a Watercolor Brush. Spread the paper flat to air dry.
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Write a secret code message on your handmade antique-looking paper. Roll up your secret scroll and tie with string
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On construction paper, draw shapes that relate to the message inside. Cut them out with Crayola Scissors. Attach shapes to your scroll with Crayola School Glue. Air dry.
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Give your secret scroll to classmates. Who can decipher the message?
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