There’s something magical about watching silhouettes come to life in a classroom full of ideas. Each fourth grader starts with sketches and a plan, then chooses their own materials to create a detailed silhouette that tells a story. My demo uses jelly plates and stencil printing to make a desert landscape, but students take it in every direction imaginable. With materials organized for independent access, they work confidently, manage their time, and explore new techniques. When we finish, our c

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