Fifth Graders at MountainView sculpted these dragons from a single slab of clay. It might be a good idea to have kids draw a dragon first, but this class didn't. I drew a few dragons on the white board and imposed requirements such as all dragons must have at least one head, tail and legs. Other than that, they were free to chose how their sculpted dragons should look.
By pulling an oval slab of clay into a head and legs, they were able to create the main body. To add the wings, many students chose to attach flattened pieces of clay using the "Scratch Attach" method. (Score both pieces, then dampen with water).
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