We used Legos, but you don't have to stop there! Take out your melty beads and create custom suncatchers and ornaments. Or take up cross-stitching and translate your designs to fabric. Once you get the concept down, there are many directions you can go!
Monday, July 1, 2013
Making Mosaics
Last week we held a really fun Bricks4Kidz Mining and Crafting Camp at Kaleidoscope. Among the many online and hands-on activities were mosaics of popular Minecraft tools and mobs. They were really fun! And they're a great hand-eye, visual activity.
Of course, this can be done with any game, show, etc. With a little graph paper, most students can create their own mosaics of favorite characters. Not only is it creative, it develops a child's mind mathematically as they work over a plane, counting and placing colors and patterns. It's can be an especially interesting challenge to translate a 3D object to a 2D space.
We used Legos, but you don't have to stop there! Take out your melty beads and create custom suncatchers and ornaments. Or take up cross-stitching and translate your designs to fabric. Once you get the concept down, there are many directions you can go!
We used Legos, but you don't have to stop there! Take out your melty beads and create custom suncatchers and ornaments. Or take up cross-stitching and translate your designs to fabric. Once you get the concept down, there are many directions you can go!
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