In 2nd grade we talked about henna: what it is, where it comes from, what it is used for, and how long it stays on the body.
I showed them various images of henna. I also printed out, cut, and laminated many images which were used as visual references for the kids as they drew. The first day, they traced at least 4 of their hands, drew different henna designs, and outlined it in permanent marker. Then they took liquid glue and traced their hands to make a barrier. The next day, they used watercolor to paint their background, making sure to avoid their hands. The glue strip helped keep the paint out. While the paint was still wet, I came around with salt, which created a unique texture.
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