Tenth grade students are researching mask-making in various cultures. The will draw sketches of the masks, and take notes that highlight the connections between the masks and the cultural practices of the people who created them.
Using this information, students will create a mask in the style they have researched. They will use papier-mache over a face form. They will use cardboard, paper toweling and tissue to model the shape of their mask. When the base is completed they will use paint and embellishements to finish the mask making is as authentic as possible.
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