1. First round the red clay, make small round cakes with yellow clay, and draw the texture with a knife.
2. Then make a long circle around the city with red soil and stick it on the yellow round cake, which is the top of the lantern.
3. Then make a small round cake with red clay, and then make a small piece of yellow clay and stick it on the red round cake.
4. Then use yellow mud to make a lot of long strips and stick them on the main body of the lantern, then use yellow mud to make the ears of the lantern and finally stick them together, and the lantern is ready!
The manual course of clay is as follows: first, make a round cake with brown clay.
Cover with green clay and then poke the grass with a brush.
Make a polar bear's body out of white clay.
Stick two small ears with white mud, then stick the mouth part, and finally stick the eyes and nose with black mud, and then apply a little blush. Make a black hat and put it on the polar bear. Make a bow out of red clay and stick it together. Make a small backpack out of brick red clay and hang it on the polar bear.
Stick the finished polar bear on the grass. Put your handbag next to the polar bear.
Bear story:
After school, Little Bear went home happily. He opened the door and saw his father reading the newspaper and his mother cooking, but he didn't see his sister, mother and sister. Mother Bear said: My sister is still in kindergarten. Pick her up after dinner. The bear answers, and the bear asks, yes.
After picking up his sister, Bear went to do his homework. The next day, Bear got up early and went to school. After school, Little Bear pushed open the door. Seeing that Father and Mother Bear were sad, he quickly asked, What's the matter with Dad? Father bear said: I have resigned! The bear asked again, why is this? Papa bear told the reason, and Papa bear suggested that he explain to the boss.