Totara Identity,Corbin
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The document describes a group project to make a sculpture out of various materials like newspaper, glue, cardboard, and scissors. It also mentions a class quilt project where each student made a picture using fabric and crayons and the pictures were combined into a quilt. The group cut out a cardboard tree shape for one project, covered it with paper mache, and outlined the steps.
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