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Printable 3D sculpture art activity for young students showing materials like paper, foil, and yarn with space to record their design process.
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3D Sculpture Project

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This printable 3D sculpture activity invites Kindergarten through 2nd graders to design and build a sculpture using everyday materials like paper, foil, yarn, balloons, and rubber bands. Students explore physical changes—bending, folding, stretching, twisting—incorporating at least two modified materials, then describe their work on the provided worksheet. Ideal for hands-on art exploration, STEM integration, or creative building time.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Sculpture
Grade Level:
K – 2nd Grade
Updated May 2026

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