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Recycled Object Sculpture
Age 10 · Crafts
You can build a sculpture by joining everyday objects you find. A tin can, bottle caps, wire, wood scraps, and a cork can become an animal shape.
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In the picture
- A cleaned tin can: the body of the animal
- Bottle caps: round pieces for eyes and wheels
- Bent wire: legs shaped by hand
- A cork: the head or snout
Examples
- A robot made from cardboard tubes and buttons.
- A boat made from a plastic bottle and sticks.
Key takeaways
- Everyday objects can become art materials.
- Joining parts with glue or wire can make a new shape.
Quiz: Recycled Object Sculpture (Age 10)
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What can become art materials in a recycled object sculpture?
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What can a cleaned tin can be used for in the sculpture?
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How can the parts be joined to make a new shape?
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