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Question
Lets' read
My grandmother has many wrinkles on her face.
Shall I tell you a secret?
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Solution
Do it yourself.
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Form a Clay Club in groups. Give your club a name.
- Take a wet slab of clay.
- Use a matchstick to write the name of your club and all the club members on it.
- Let the slabs dry.
- Display your slabs in the classroom.
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- Take a clay ball.
- Use a rolling pin and roll the clay out flat.
- Make a clay pancake (round like a roti or idli).
- With the help of a matchstick, draw a circle or use a bowl to cut a circle out of the rolled clay.
- Use the extra clay to make eyes, nose, ears, and a ‘smiley’ or a sad face.
- Also, try making hair.
What else can you do to make the face colorful?
