Elementary students collaborate with a local artist to construct papier-mâché houses, engaging deeply in hands-on learning and problem solving.

Young students collaborate to create large-scale shark sculptures and learn about the various parts of the shark.

How can students repurpose materials to make a collaborative sculpture? Students will work collaboratively to create animal sculptures using recycled materials.

Middle-school students use papier-mâché to create a three-dimensional pumpkin.

High-school students create an alter ego narrative presented in the form of an upcycled book. In the units that followed the alter-ego curriculum, students sought out themes, narratives, and meaning for the rest of the year.

High-school students express themselves through a mixed-media mask.

Middle-school students construct hyperrealistic food items using papier-mâché, foam insulation, restaurant items, and other embellishments.

Inspired by the dog sculptures of artist Marie-Astrid Montagnier, students used illuminated wire and papier-mache to create animal sculptures lit from within.