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Every year all of our 5th graders participate in our school's Wax Museum program. It is seriously one of the highlights of the entire school year! Here's a run down of how things work: -Students choose a biography on a famous American. -They read the book and complete the American Hero book report. -They design a poster, create a costume, and memorize information about their hero. -For the Wax Museum, the students bring all their stuff and set up in the gym. -We invite our school, parents, community members, etc. to come see our program. -Our students become wax figures and when someone pushes their button they come to life and give information about their hero. Here are some pictures from this year's museum: Aren't these kids absolutely adorable in their costumes?! (I normally don't post pictures of my students on here, but luckily I'm friends with both of their moms and they gave me permission to post their cute faces.) And I think these two posters turned out AMAZING!! If you are interested, I have uploaded (and revamped) all of my resources and put them for sale in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. I have included everything you might need to get started and to implement this project in your own school. I'd love for you to check it out! Does your school do a Wax Museum?
Is your 5th grader going to be in a Living History Museum at school? Here are 30 wax museum project ideas for boys and girls!
Sometimes you think they move, right in the corner of your sight, but you can never catch them doing it.
Being that HOUSE OF WAX will be showing early this morning on TCM (don't worry if you can't get up in time to catch it--it will be showing again later in the month at at more midnight hour) at around 9:30am ET, I figured a brief look at some wax museum displays might put you in the mood for some hot wax... place your cursor right on the picts and click them for a closer look at the creepiness! HOUSE OF WAX was the first of the color 3-D films from a major studio.
After taking a week off, I'm back with a scene from the Williamsburg National Wax Museum. Here, we see a recreation Pocahontas saving the life of John Smith. This is a popular scene among historical wax museums, as the legend of Pocahontas and John Smith is one that Americans seem to relate to. According to Smith, Wahunsunacock (1547-1618), the Chief was to be the one to kill Smith. Pocahontas (1595-1617) pleading for mercy on John Smith. John Smith (1580-1631) awaiting the ax (His account states the weapon as a club). Tags: Williamsburg Wax Museum Wax Figure Wax Pocahontas
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Betty White, the popular television actress, has been chosen to join Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. The museum is located in Washington D.C. and will soon be
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Turn your favorite flower blooms into preserved keepsakes by pressing them in wax paper. Blooms out of your own garden or flower petals from a bouquet of cut flowers work equally well; the main thing to remember is that flat blooms work best.
Is your 5th grader going to be in a Living History Museum at school? Here are 30 wax museum project ideas for boys and girls!
