Concept
• 3D , Shape/ Form 
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Objectives
• The student will create a 3D butterfly and torn paper flower
• Students will be able to identify the three body parts of a butterfly by pointing to them on the butterfly they have created.

Vocabulary
Collage, form, texture, shape, symmetrical

Step 1: Paint a canvas board the color of your choice. 

Step 2: Take a piece of construction or colored paper and tear out petal shapes. The shapes can be rounded or come to a point.

Step 3:  Cut out a large circle for the center of the flower. A template can be used to create the circle. 

Step 4:  Lightly draw a larger circle in the center of the background. Be sure the drawn circle is much larger than the center of your flower. 

Step 5:  Use the sketched circle as your guide and glue down the petals around the circle. Glue the center of your flower. 

Step 6: Working on a piece of paper, roll a small amount of clay into a ball. Then, roll out the clay into a 7- to 8-inch coil or snake. Repeat this process 3 more times. You will need 4 coils. 

Step 7: Roll each snake into a circle. 

Step 8:  Take a small piece of clay and roll it into a sausage-shape to create the butterfly's body.

Step 9: Score (scratch into) the side of your coils, add a little water and press the pieces together to join the coil wings to the butterfly's body. 

Step 10:  Place the butterfly on a piece of plastic and allow it to dry. 
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Step 11:  Paint your butterfly using acrylic paint and glitter paint. Set aside to dry.

Step 12:  Add circles or lines to the middle of the flower using markers or crayons. 

Step 13:  Glue your butterfly to the center of your flower and allow it to dry.