To treat these works of art with extra class, have children place them on a styrofoam tray. Ask them to tell you about their sculptures then write their words at the base of the tray. One summer camp, Linda placed a super large cut-out of a pair of scissors in the center of the bulletin board. Around the scissors, she placed strands of paper dolls. She printed the name of one of our campers on each doll.
Children paint on the sidewalk using water and large brushes and sidewalk chalk.
Children glue pictures from Ranger Rick and Big Back Yard magazines onto styrofoam meat trays. We then wrap the tray long-ways with black yarn to make them look like cages. We usually display them on a wall or bulletin board. We also take a pretend trip. We go to different places and talk about what we would do there.