This document provides instructions for making fish-shaped dough sculptures as part of an underwater scene. The recipe calls for flour, water, and salt to make dough. Sculptures are formed by rolling out dough and cutting out fish shapes using a toothpick. Details like eyes, mouths, tails and scales are added. Completed sculptures and other ocean-themed dough pieces like coral are left to dry overnight before painting. The finished dough artworks can then be assembled to create an "amazing underwater Artzooka scene."

1. Fishy Friends
Check list: Recipe for Dough
- two cups of flour
*This make requires
overnight drying time
1. rolling pin or glue stick
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- one cup of water
2. toothpick - a pinch of salt On a flat surface, use
3. straw a rolling pin or round
Add the ingredients in a bowl and mix
4. paint glue stick to flatten the
well. Store extra dough in the fridge.
5. pebbles dough. Don’t make it
6. grape stem too thin.
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7. dough (see recipe)
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Use your fingers to smooth Carve out a fish mouth with
out any rough edges. the side of your toothpick.
Use the side of the toothpick Carefully peel away the extra dough.
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to cut out a fish shape.
6 8 Here’s an easy way to create
fish scales: Take a straw, cut it
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Set your fishy
friend aside to
Add a fish eye by rolling up a You can add lines to the tail by on an angle and press the straw dry overnight
little ball of dough and pressing pressing your toothpick into onto the dough. It makes perfect
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it in place. the dough. This will make it fish scales! Make as many scales
look more like a fish tail. as you want.
1112 A grape stem will make a great
coral reef. Stick the stem into
the dough and set aside to dry.
Once your fish is dry, you can paint your fish Create the bottom of the ocean by pressing
in bright, fun colours. a handful of pebbles onto a piece of dough.
You can make more underwater creations with your dough. Put them
all together and you have an amazing underwater Artzooka scene!
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