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Process:
Have child paint bubble wrap in chosen colors Place paper over painted bubble wrap Rub gently Peal back paper, TAD-DA!
Large paper
2. bubble prints
Materials Needed:
Bubbles Liquid water colors Straws
Process:
Add liquid water color to the cups Give each child a straw and practice blowing Place straw in the cup and cover with paper Blow bubbles until paper saturates Move onto next cup/colorBRING your straw with you.
Cups
Paper
Process:
Cover table
Help children get smocks on Gather at the table Dispense shaving cream on the table Add paint color per child instructions Allow them to play Optional paper stamp Note: can also be done with cool whip or reddi whip
Paper is optional
Table covering
4. string painting
Materials Needed:
Yarn or other sting Clothes pins Paint
Process:
Add different paint colors to paint trays Clip the end of sting with the paper clipuse making tape to secure shut Dip sting in paper Drag across paper
Paint tray
Large paper Masking tape
5. ball painting
Materials Needed:
Various balls Large sheet of butcher paper Paint
Process:
Have kids change into their swimming suits Go outside and lay paper on the ground Add paint to lids & water down Have kids dip balls in paint Bounce balls on the paper
Water
Swimming suits Ice cream pail lids CAMERA
6. marble painting
Materials Needed:
Plates with a lip or cake pan & paper Paint Marbles
Process:
Add drops of paint to plates OR lay paper in cake pan and add drops of paint Add marbles Roll marbles in pan/plate until child decides its done Repeat
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Color vinegar with food coloring in a small dish Give each child a plate/bowl with baking soda Give each child an eye dropper Use droppers to drip vinegar into baking soda
Food coloring
8. color collage
Materials Needed:
Table salt Glue Stiff paper
Process:
Have children randomly glue all over paper Sprinkle generously with salt Allow to dry Use eye droppers and liquid water colors to drop color onto the salt Continue until salt is all colored
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Give each child a canvas or use a large one as a group. Have them water color all over to cover the entire surface While canvas is still wet, drizzle glue over canvas Then sprinkle salt over picture
Epsom salt
Clear glue
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Give children marker or crayons and allow them to draw whatever they like on the window or mirror.
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Add sand to paint Allow children to finger paint and enjoy the sensory of the project
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Have children paint glue on paper
Sprinkle sand over glue Allow to dry
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Give each child a milk filter Allow them to color wherever or whatever they would like Spray with spray bottle Watch the colors spread and bleed together
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Give each child some clay Sit with them, create snakes and pots, and various sculptures together Then have children create their own creation to save Air dry creations
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Add paint to paint dishes Give each child a balloon Have them dip the balloon in paint
Large paper
Process:
Give each child an ear of corn Allow them to paint all over it Then have them roll it onto paper
Repeat
Note: you could just have them paint the corn too.
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Prepare cookie dough Cut dough with cookie cutters Bake according to directions
Powdered sugar
Water or milk Food coloring
Allow to cool
Mix sugar and water or milk until you get a nice glaze consistency Add food coloring Allow children to paint on frosting
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Place paint on small dish Give each child a feather or 2 Have them dip it in paint
Small dish
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Give each child a paper Have them press their fingers in the stamp pad And apply to paper Older children may like to add details with markers
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Add water colors to spray bottles Have children arrange materials over paper Then spray with water colors Move materials and spray with a new color Repeat
paper
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Soak crayons in a bowl of water to allow the papers to come off easily Have children break crayons and place pieces in the muffin tin
Oven
Large paper
Process:
Have child dip the end of the straw in the paint. Place finger over the other end Move straw over paper Then BLOW
Cups
Process:
Place dots of paint on paper Give children a straw Show them how to blow and manipulate their paper to make the paint flow in different directions
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Place paint in paint tray Have child dip utensils into paint And paint onto paper
Paint tray
Process:
Add water colors to spray bottles or squirt bottles Have children dress to go outside (winter). Give each child a spray/squirt bottle and allow them to paint the snow
Process:
Dress child in their swimming suit Go outdoors Give them a brush or roller & water
Outdoors
Process:
Place sand in dishes Have children draw in the sand with hands or other utensils Prepare plaster of Paris Carefully pour into dish over drawing Allow to dry Remove plaster
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Place paint in shallow dishes or use stamp pads Have children step carefully into paint/stamp Walk directly on paper
Note: Only painting one foot helps to prevent injuries from slipping.
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Water down paint Help each child with their goggles Give children paint brushes
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Give children magazines and newspapers Have them tear & crumple papers as long as they like Then glue papers to cardboard.
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Tie bottle with string to a tree limb Add paint/water mixture 50/50 in bottle Add glue bottle top to bottle Place paper under the pendulum Open glue nozzle Swing pendulum
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Dress kids in swimming suits Go outdoors Spread paper over the grass
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Roll butcher paper down slide, secure Have children go down the slide with markers or crayons Allow them to mark however they choose while going down the slide
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Have children squirt paint on their papers. Then use rolling pins to spread it out
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Allow children to squirt paint onto paper Then use a squeegee to move paint around.
Process:
Cut hanger and bend to form a V Tape brushes to each end Have children dip into paint
Paint
Paper
Process:
Bunch rubber bands together Cut one end Tape to stick
Scissors
Paint paper
Dip in paint
Paint on paper
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Add paint to ice cube tray Place popsicle sticks into paint Freeze
Process:
1. Cover table & gather materials 2. Give children supplies 3. Allow them to create
Process:
Place paper in box
Add drops of paint Add metal items Use wand under box to move metal items trough paint