This preschool art lesson encourages young children to explore the concept of sculpture through hands-on clay modeling. The session begins with an introduction to what sculpture is, followed by a demonstration on how to create simple animal shapes using air-dry or self-hardening clay and various natural materials. Children are provided with clay and tools to mold their own animal sculptures, promoting creativity and fine motor skills. Throughout the activity, they are encouraged to incorporate natural items like leaves and twigs to enhance their creations. After sculpting, a cleanup period allows for discussion and sharing, where each child presents their animal and the materials used. The lesson can be extended with a follow-up session for painting the dried sculptures. Overall, this lesson fosters artistic expression, cooperation, and an appreciation for three-dimensional art.