Clay Hound Dog
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The second dog in my clay dog series is the Long Eared Sporting Dog. Depending on the colors chosen these can be spaniels, basset hounds or coon dogs.
My video lesson gives a quick overview of these breeds and what they their physical characteristics are,plus it shows the step by step building of the head and body. This project definitely works better with the older elementary grades, the younger kids just get all these little shapes into a jumble.
One important hint I can give it to instruct the kids to warm the clay up for about 5 or 10 minutes before they start to work with it. This makes it much easier to manipulate. I hand them each their package of clay and tell them to put it in their pocket or sit on it while I show them the video tutorial.
My video lesson gives a quick overview of these breeds and what they their physical characteristics are,plus it shows the step by step building of the head and body. This project definitely works better with the older elementary grades, the younger kids just get all these little shapes into a jumble.
One important hint I can give it to instruct the kids to warm the clay up for about 5 or 10 minutes before they start to work with it. This makes it much easier to manipulate. I hand them each their package of clay and tell them to put it in their pocket or sit on it while I show them the video tutorial.
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