Crayon Leaf Rubbing

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create a leaf imprint using paper and a crayon. The process involves placing a leaf on a flat surface, covering it with paper, and rubbing the crayon over it to transfer the leaf's pattern onto the paper. The tutorial also suggests experimenting by adding sand or dirt to the leaf before making another imprint, allowing viewers to compare the results with and without the added materials.

What is the first step in creating a leaf imprint?

• Place a fresh leaf with veins facing up.

• Use a crayon with the wrapper on.

• Cover the leaf with sand.

• Place the leaf with veins facing down.

Why should the crayon wrapper be removed?

• To make the crayon easier to hold.

• To change the color of the crayon.

• To make the crayon lighter.

• To allow the side of the crayon to rub against the paper.

What should you do to prevent the paper from moving while making the imprint?

• Use a heavier crayon.

• Place a book on top of the paper.

• Hold the paper steady with your hands.

• Use tape to secure the paper.

What is the purpose of adding sand or dirt to the leaf before making a new imprint?

• To make the paper stick to the leaf.

• To create a different texture in the imprint.

• To change the color of the imprint.

• To make the leaf heavier.

How should you compare the new imprint with the previous one?

• By measuring the size of the imprints.

• By checking the color difference.

• By counting the number of veins visible.

• By comparing the texture and details.