This project is a hit amongst my fifth graders. It stresses symmetry and introduces a new technique- metal tooling (repousse). Supplies: white typing paper, pencil, ink pen (for transfer method), Modeling repousse tools , newspapers, 26 gauge aluminum metal tooling foil (cut in to 8 1/2" X 11" sheets), Sharpie permanent markers (or other brand), scissors, 1/8" paper punch , thin ribbon, variety of beads, wooden dowel 1/4" X 12", wooden base with 1/4" hole drilled in middle, wood glue, clear packing/book tape Procedure: Fold the typing paper in half, either vertically or horizontally. Draw a face, using large shapes that fill the paper. I tell the students to begin with the nose shape and move toward the edge of the paper. It is important to fill the paper so not much metal is wasted. Patterns should be added to parts of the face as well. Using a light box or window, flip the paper over and trace the other side of the face, making it symmetrical. T