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For our unit of study on China, we paired up with Mrs. Ross’ kindergarten class one day. We taught the little kids that the Chinese invented porcelain, and while we aren’t able to make porcelain at school (that would be a little bit dangerous!)….we mimicked the look by using paper mache. Once our vases dry, we will research Ming Dynasty designs and try to re-create what we find. We have enjoyed seeing the blue and white porcelain, and trying our hand at making something just as beautiful!

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