Sunday, 23 February 2014


Clay Matthews (Molio Motiejukas)


Once up on a time there lived granddad and grandma. The days they spend were sad and lonely because they didn‘t have any children. Once the granddad took a piece of clay and moulded a small figure of boy.
He kept the figure of the boy in his hands; he palmed it and gave Matthew name to the figure. After he put a creature on a furnace and went to sleep. It seems like he put lots of love to create it because Matthew became alive during a night time and became as a sun to the granddad and grandma.
Grandparents were very happy having him and grandma was baking pancakes and cakes to him and Matthew was helping to them by working and defending them against the various enemies...

Here is a little puppetry theatre about “Clay Matthew“. It is in Lithuanian but you can understand what is happenings.



I liked the part of the lesson about clay. It was interesting to listen some history about I World War while doing some figures of clay and it was funny because we had to do it quickly. I made “Clay Matthew“ at home with clay teacher gave to as. Look at him :)


“Clay Matthew“



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