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Recently my 7 year old studied the topic "Tooth'” in school and imagine my surprise when she came home renovation reciting “enamel,dentin,pulp”[they are parts of the tooth]….boy that was stuff I had learnt during my medical college days!! The standard of education these days is amazing!
She wanted to take a “3 D Tooth model” to class [to show off actually!!] After unsuccessful googling we hit upon the idea of making our Tooth model with play-dough.
Here is how we made our Tooth Model
It was extremely fun to make and sharing it so that anyone else having to google up “how to make a tooth model” can get some ideas plus the clay idea can be adapted for any 3 D school project chart
Hope my crafty friends are super sweet and leave me some loving comments on this one!
Here are links to more School Projects
Here are links to more clay crafts :
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| Tooth Model |
She wanted to take a “3 D Tooth model” to class [to show off actually!!] After unsuccessful googling we hit upon the idea of making our Tooth model with play-dough.
Here is how we made our Tooth Model
- I had to refresh my medical college knowledge to draw a rough sketch of a tooth section on thick chart paper [had to be quite sturdy to take the weight of the play-dough]
- We used Amos play dough [ my favourite brand as its very light weight and does not crack on drying unlike cheaper play dough] to make parts of our tooth model
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| Clay Tooth model |
- We used the tooth drawing as a guide and placed different colored play dough on different layers of the tooth.[White for enamel,yellow for dentin,pink for the gum and the blue and red ropes for the blood vessels in the pulp]
- We added textures by poking and scratching with a plastic knife
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| Tooth Model School project |
- I cut out the tooth model and glued it on white cardstock embossed with the Spellbinders wood grain embossing folder.
- Inked parts of the “wood grain” with pinkish red ink and I was thrilled I could achieve the appearance of the bone in which the tooth was embedded!
It was extremely fun to make and sharing it so that anyone else having to google up “how to make a tooth model” can get some ideas plus the clay idea can be adapted for any 3 D school project chart
Hope my crafty friends are super sweet and leave me some loving comments on this one!
Here are links to more School Projects
Here are links to more clay crafts :
- Ceramic flowers
- do it yourself web diystationary set
- Handmade hair clips
- Playdough Rose tutorial
- Mseal Roses
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