In this preschool art lesson, students are introduced to the concept of sculpture as a three-dimensional art form. The session begins with an engaging discussion about various sculptures, utilizing visual aids to spark interest. Children explore a variety of materials, including air-dry clay, recyclable items, and natural elements, encouraging tactile engagement and creativity. They then create their own sculptures, either individually or in pairs, allowing them to experiment with different shapes and textures. After completing their artworks, students share their sculptures with the class, discussing their materials and creative processes, fostering a supportive environment for feedback. If time permits, students may also decorate their sculptures with paints. The lesson concludes with a clean-up and optional extension activities, promoting teamwork and further artistic exploration. This hands-on experience enhances fine motor skills, creativity, and collaboration among young learners.