Kids stay on their toes with their very own sculptures of dancing figures. They become more aware of motion, the human body, and dance as an art form.
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Look at pictures of works by artists such as Keith Haring, Alan C. Houser, George Segal, and Edward Degas to see how they show the fluid movement of people.
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Sculpt your dancer out of Crayola® Model Magic®. Use your fingers, a craft stick, or plastic knife or fork to shape the dough and add features and designs.
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Try joining two or more dancers together as in Haring's Three Dancing Figures or George Segal's The Dancers sculptures.
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Add color to your sculpture with Crayola® Washable Markers. Dry.
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