Crayon-Rubbing Cornucopia  Crayon-Rubbing Cornucopia lesson plan
Find interesting textures with which to make crayon rubbings.
Shape the paper into a cornucopia and fill it with natural
textures—leaves, flower petals, or whatever you like!    • 1.
Cornucopias are traditional symbols of abundance. They are often
displayed with produce at Thanksgiving—but they can also be
filled with spring flowers, pictures of loved ones, or anything
else for which you are thankful. Think of those things for which
you are most appreciative. Share some of your ideas with your
classmates.    • 2.      Choose one or more of your ideas to
represent in a cornucopia. Create the texture of the cornucopia
and its contents using crayon rubbings. Here’s how the sample
was made.    • 3.      To make the cornucopia, remove the
wrapper from a Crayola Triangular Crayon. Lay paper over a
textured item, perhaps a woven basket. Rub with the flat side of
the crayon to cover the whole sheet. Roll the paper into a cone
and glue the top edge