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    The document provides instructions for students in 4th and 5th grade to create Inukshuk rock sculptures. It explains that Inukshuks were created by Indigenous people as markers for paths, streams, or special places. The materials needed are rocks of various shapes and sizes, glue, and optional decorations like markers, paint, buttons, or found objects. It outlines a 6 step process to build the sculptures, starting with stacking larger rocks on the bottom and working up to smaller rocks, gluing the rocks together from top to bottom. It recommends letting the sculptures dry fully before decorating.

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    The document provides instructions for students in 4th and 5th grade to create Inukshuk rock sculptures. It explains that Inukshuks were created by Indigenous people as markers for paths, streams, or special places. The materials needed are rocks of various shapes and sizes, glue, and optional decorations like markers, paint, buttons, or found objects. It outlines a 6 step process to build the sculptures, starting with stacking larger rocks on the bottom and working up to smaller rocks, gluing the rocks together from top to bottom. It recommends letting the sculptures dry fully before decorating.

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    The document provides instructions for students in 4th and 5th grade to create Inukshuk rock sculptures. It explains that Inukshuks were created by Indigenous people as markers for paths, streams, or special places. The materials needed are rocks of various shapes and sizes, glue, and optional decorations like markers, paint, buttons, or found objects. It outlines a 6 step process to build the sculptures, starting with stacking larger rocks on the bottom and working up to smaller rocks, gluing the rocks together from top to bottom. It recommends letting the sculptures dry fully before decorating.

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    Inukshuk

    Rock
    Sculptures
    4th and 5th Grade
    Intro!!
    Hello Studio Friends!

    We are going to be creating


    Inukshuk Rock Sculptures!

    Your can find these all


    around mountain
    communities. Indigenous
    people created these as
    markers for paths, streams,
    or marking special places!

    (The video is optional to watch if you have time!)


    Teacher Examples (Temporary Sculptures)
    Materials Needed Rocks Glue

    - Rocks *start with 10 rocks first,


    multiple shapes/sizes*
    - Glue (elmers or hot glue)
    - Paper

    *Optional

    - Markers
    - Paint
    Paint/Found Objects
    - Buttons Paper
    - Glitter glue
    - Found objects

    Markers
    Step 2

    CLEAN ROCKS
    START STACKING LARGER ROCKS
    ON BOTTOM
    KEEP STACKING LARGE 2 SMALL
    Step 1
    Step 4

    Step 3

    PRACTICE STACKING
    GLUE ROCKS TOGETHER FROM TOP
    TO BOTTOM
    BE CAREFUL WITH LOOSE ROCKS ON
    BOTTOM
    Step 5 Step 6

    GLUE TOP TO BOTTOM THE ROCKS


    *TIP: TRY GROUPING THE TOP 2
    ROCKS AND SET ASIDE
    LET DRY AFTER BUILT 1-2 HOURS
    *FOR ABSOLUTE BEST RESULTS DRY
    FOR 1 DAY BEFORE DECORATING
    HOW TO VIDEO WITH MISS. NATALIE!

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