Your host for this trip is Leslie Bellini. Your host contact information is leslie.bellini@cottonwoodk12.org. Use this information for questions or cancellations.

Who: Cottonwood Students TK - 12th grade

# of Available Tickets: 25 student tickets + their chaperones

About the Event:

Paper-mache is a material that was traditionally used to make dolls and other toys for children during the time of the Mexican Revolution. This unique and fun workshop will engage children in the rich history of paper-mache doll-making in Mexico. Participants will also be introduced to storytelling techniques and designs to help them create their own doll.

What You'll Learn:

We will learn the history of the Mexican Lupita Doll and how to make it out of paper mache.

This event will take place at the Cottonwood Community Connect Center. This is not a drop off event. Chaperones are required to stay for the duration of the event and assist their student(s) with during the event.

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If someone other than a parent or legal guardian (must be 18+, not TCS student) will be chaperoning your student(s), please print and fill out the mandatory Chaperone Consent Form to grant authorization to seek medical authorization and responsibility for supervision. This must be filled out for each event for which you will send a designated chaperone. Please scan your completed form and email to your event coordinator, or send the signed form to the event with your designated chaperone.

Mexican Paper Mache Doll with Ramona Garcia