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Exploring Art and Italian Food by Beth Carter

24-Apr-17

Air Dry Clay, Lesson Plans, Sculpture, Rigid Wrap, Colored Sand

ACTÍVA Products

As part of the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box contest, art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Art and Italian Food project. Visit Beth at her blog, It is Art Day, and on Instagram.

Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

The students will use various ACTÍVA clay and sculpture materials along with found objects to make personal slices of pizza and/or ice cream.

SUPPLIES NEEDED

ACTÍVA CelluClay

ACTÍVA Activ Clay

ACTÍVA Rigid Wrap

Cardboard Cereal Box and Foil, masking tape, and white glue

Recycled 4oz yogurt cup

Plastic Spoon

Acrylic Paint and brushes (optional Mod Podge to seal)

Buckets and paper towels

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Introduce students to popular foods from Italy.

2. Students will create the pizza form from cardboard cereal boxes and foil for the crust.

3. Students will make the ice cream form from a recycled yogurt cup and a sphere shape of foil.

4. Attach pre-cut strips of wet Rigid Wrap to the cardboard triangle pizza and the yogurt cup. Smooth and let dry. Insert a spoon or other found objects into the yogurt cup before it dries.

Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

5. Mix the CelluClay and apply to the top of the dry pizza form for the sauce, add the same mixture to the surface of the foil sphere to make the ice cream. Smooth and let dry.

Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

6. Make toppings for the food with Activ Clay. Let dry then glue onto the CelluClay.

Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.
Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

7. Paint the surfaces with acrylic paint. Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

8. Let dry. Ciao! Art teacher Beth Carter submitted this Exploring Italian Food and Art Project as her entry in the ACTÍVA Products Art Teacher Mystery Box competition.

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