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Collage art with paper shapes
Students practice cutting, tearing, arranging, and gluing paper shapes to create a collage picture. They answer multiple-choice questions about tools and actions, and sequence the steps for making a paper collage. Level: kindergarten.
By Edform · Visual arts · Kindergarten · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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Questions
- Which tool is best for cutting paper shapes for a collage?
- Which of these actions can you do to make shapes for a collage? Choose all that are correct.
- Put the steps for making a paper collage in the correct order.
- Fill in the blank with the correct word.
- Sort these items into 'Things you use to make a collage' and 'Things you do not use'.
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