Take out the medium yellow mud ball at the bottom of the hamburger with plasticine, press it down with a smooth board, and press it into a round cake shape to make the bottom of the hamburger. Another medium yellow clay ball from the top of the hamburger is made into a semicircle with a mold, and several small holes are poked on the semicircle with a round stick, so that the prepared ivory clay ball can be broken into sesame seeds by hand and stuck on the previously poked small holes.

Press the green mud balls into the shape of a round cake, gently squeeze the round cake with a round stick, squeeze the pale yellow mud balls into the shape of a round cake with a smooth plate for cheese slicing, and cut the round cake into squares with a knife. Like the above steps, first press the brown balls into the shape of a round cake, then poke a square board or clay mold at random on the side of the round cake with a round stick, and press a chessboard square on the top of the round cake to make it look like a hamburger patty.

Tomato slices: two red mud balls are pressed into round cakes to make tomato slices. Meat patties, lettuce leaves and tomato slices are stacked on the hamburger in turn, and the top bread of the first hamburger is stacked on the prepared ingredients.

Gypsum generalization

The predecessor of plasticine, since the advent of 1956, plasticine has become children's favorite toy. At first, plasticine was only gray, but in the following years, plasticine had various colors and smells. Including luminous, gold, silver, shampoo, shaving water and so on.

Plasticine is a unique game. Plasticine is simple and convenient to make by hand. Simultaneous operation of left and right hands can also adjust thinking and balance the intellectual development of left and right brains.