Reviews
I purchased this book to use as a reference for clay activities with elementary school students. The content is organized as follows: making vegetables and fruits; making various animals; making Jangseung (Korean totem poles) and Hahoe masks; making various flowers; making food (snacks); making animal-shaped clocks and thermometers; crafting using recycled materials; and making characters. It starts with explanations of basic tools and methods for creating shapes and colors at the very
Wow!! My kids absolutely love clay!! Until now, whenever we bought clay, we used to make things by referring to the small booklet that came with it as an instruction manual. However, since the kids build quickly and have such diverse requests, that small booklet had its limits. I never imagined that a book about clay existed like this. After losing interest because there was nothing to make for a while, the clay we had bought had hardened, and just as our enthusiasm was fading, I was so
Jeong Young-hee et al.: Buzzing Clay
"Wing Wing Clay" combines play and learning with clay. This clay workbook is designed for parents and children to easily follow along together. It helps children create a variety of artworks using clay. The methods and steps are explained in detail step-by-step, making it easy to learn and guide. It is also useful for a child's intellectual development. The finished works can be used as household decorations or small accessories.
Korean title: 윙윙 클레이
Korean author: 정영희 외
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931575071
Reviews
I purchased this book to use as a reference for clay activities with elementary school students. The content is organized as follows: making vegetables and fruits; making various animals; making Jangseung (Korean totem poles) and Hahoe masks; making various flowers; making food (snacks); making animal-shaped clocks and thermometers; crafting using recycled materials; and making characters. It starts with explanations of basic tools and methods for creating shapes and colors at the very
Wow!! My kids absolutely love clay!! Until now, whenever we bought clay, we used to make things by referring to the small booklet that came with it as an instruction manual. However, since the kids build quickly and have such diverse requests, that small booklet had its limits. I never imagined that a book about clay existed like this. After losing interest because there was nothing to make for a while, the clay we had bought had hardened, and just as our enthusiasm was fading, I was so
