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Curious Times is proud to present “Sources of History: Craft Your Way Through Time,” a unique and engaging collage created by Miss Prashikha, a student at Delhi Public School Jankipuram Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. This collage is a wonderful example of how children can use their creativity to explore and understand the past.

Prashikha’s collage incorporates a variety of historical artifacts, such as old books, coins, and buildings. This helps to bring history to life for young viewers and makes it more relatable and engaging. I am also impressed by Prashikha’s use of different art techniques, such as collage and scrapbooking. This adds to the visual interest of her artwork and makes it even more enjoyable to look at.

I am confident that Prashikha’s artwork will inspire other children to learn more about history. I encourage her to continue to be creative and to use her talents to share her knowledge with others.

Thank you once again for your submission, Prashikha. We are proud to feature your artwork on our website, newspaper, and magazine.

Easy-to-Follow Steps for Making a History Collage at Home

Gather your materials. You will need a variety of materials to make your collage, such as construction paper, fabric, scissors, glue, markers, and paint. You can also use old magazines, newspapers, and photographs.

Choose a theme. What aspect of history are you interested in? Once you have chosen a theme, you can start collecting materials that relate to it.

Create a background. You can use construction paper or fabric to create a background for your collage. You can also paint or draw on the background.

Add images and shapes. Start adding images and shapes to your collage. You can use old photographs, magazine clippings, or drawings. You can also cut out shapes from construction paper or fabric.

Add finishing touches. Once you have added all of the images and shapes to your collage, you can add finishing touches. This could include glitter, paint, or markers.

Share your artwork. Share your completed collage with your family and friends. You can also submit it to a contest or exhibition.

Additional Tips

• Use a variety of textures and colors in your collage.
• Be creative! There are no right or wrong answers when it comes to making a collage.
• Have fun! Making a collage is a great way to learn about history and to express your creativity.

Share Your Creative Artwork with Curious Times

We encourage you to share your creative artwork with Curious Times. You can submit your artwork online at https://curioustimes.in/subscriber-posts/. We will feature your artwork on our website, newspaper, and magazine.

Kudos to Prashikha

I would like to give special kudos to Prashikha for her outstanding work on this collage. She has shown great creativity and talent in her use of historical artifacts and art techniques. I am sure that her collage will inspire many other children to learn more about history.

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