In our setting, creativity often takes unexpected shapes—literally! Recently, the children explored process art by using aluminum foil to construct a human body skeleton. Unlike product-focused art, process art emphasizes the journey of making rather than the final outcome. The children bent, twisted, and layered foil, discovering how the material could transform into bones and joints. Their laughter and concentration showed the magic of learning through exploration. 🖌️ Why

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