Write a second grade essay on dough modeling

On Tuesday, we had an art class, and the teacher taught us how to make dough sculptures of flowers.

As soon as I got home, I put down my schoolbag, rolled up my sleeves, prepared flour, paint, water, and toothpicks, and started the formal work.

First pour an appropriate amount of flour into a bowl, then add water little by little into it, and knead the dough while adding water until the dough is smooth. Find another washed towel and cover it on the bowl. After ten minutes, steam the dough in the pot for ten minutes, take it out and bake it again, then divide the dough evenly into several portions, roll each portion into a long strip with your hands, flatten it, and adjust the dough. Spread the good paint evenly on the flour, then take out a toothpick and insert the dough coated with yellow paint on the toothpick to make a flower center. Then roll the dough coated with red paint into small discs, then pinch them one by one around the center of the flower to make petals, pinch them one by one, wow, so beautiful! Then I made three or four more flowers of different styles and colors. I carefully placed the finished flowers on the balcony to dry, and just like that, the small dough-shaped flowers were ready.

I found the vase that my sister used to arrange flowers on her birthday, inserted it into different heights, and placed it on my desk. It’s so beautiful! One week, one month, one year...

My flowers bloom unfailingly. Let me tell you a little secret. I occasionally sprinkle some of my sister's perfume on it, and my flowers bloom again. It’s beautiful and can repel mosquitoes. If you don’t believe me, try it.