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4. Me-wise projects

Me-wise is enhanced by projects in which children must use their self-awareness, the ability to act and make personal decisions in a way which is adapted to match their surroundings. This happens through using a variety of different materials, crayons, paper, cardboard, beads, watercolour, jewellery parts, whereby they can display and exhibit something they have produced thus expressing their personal style.

9+

Inspiration: 15146 Pixel Art with Nabbi Fuse Beads Children's personal intelligence is enhanced by this creative project when they make pixel art self portraits with Nabbi fuse beads on pegboards using a pattern made beforehand on checked paper, coloured in with markers or colouring pencils.
9+

Inspiration: 15043 Bonsai Wire and Silk Clay Athletes
10+

Inspiration: 14540 A Picture with a glued-on Print and Patterns made with Stencils
9+

Inspiration: 14196 A Wall Clock made from a decorated Canvas with a Clock Mechanism
7+

Inspiration: 13877 A Portrait made as Mono Print with Caran d´Ache Neocolor II
10+

Inspiration: 13643 A painted Self-Portrait on a Canvas
Inspiration: 13359 A Head with facial Features made from Papier-Mâché on a Balloon
10+

Inspiration: 13353 A Dream Room in a Shoe Box Frame
5+

Inspiration: 12880 Sculptures with Gauze Bandage
7+

Inspiration: 12342 Self Portraits with Silk Clay Children's personal and spatial intelligence is enhanced by this creative project when creating self-portraits and when modelling and mixing colours. When children depict themselves, they increase their self-awareness (self-wise) – and similarly by reproducing their own skin, hair and eye colour. They demonstrate how they see and understand themselves (self-wise). Children's spatial intelligence is enhanced when modelling and mixing different modelling clay colours to make the actual colours, thus learning how different colours react with each other.