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Printmaking Round-Up from Artful Parent.
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www.thecraftycrow... What can you make with magazines, munk mail and newspapers? The Crafty Crow has a bunch of ideas at this link.
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What Can You Make From A Plastic Lid
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Playdough and garden play. MAK Note: Why do I love this so much?
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Artful Parent introduced me to Printed Craft Tape. I'm so excited!!
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Gelatin Plastic Rainbows two ways www.dillydaliart....
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Oil on construction paper sun-catchers. Construction paper in various colors Marker Baby oil Water Cotton swabs
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Process Art {Collages} www.dillydaliart.com MAK note: What more is there to say? No two ever alike.
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Spaghetti Sensory Play... MAKnote: If you drop wet spaghetti strands on a piece of waxed paper and let them dry, you can peel them off later and hang them from yarn on a paper clip... very funny mobiles!
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Part of the "10 ways to create with cardboard tubes" posting, but this pictures says it all.
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10 fun ways to create cardboard tubes.
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Spray bottle painting with liquid water colors in spray bottles on poster board! MAK note: Oh yes! And try Discount School Supply's spray bottles that are more "misting" than spray for bottles with more control.
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Abstract art with art bleeding tissue. Love the use of the light table combined.
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3 Step Spring Flower Art
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Tissue sculpture with light... flexible.
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Plastic Lid Art - Sun Catcher
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Great way to start toddlers sewing
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Maybe the cutest zebra lesson ever for kindergarten. LOVE!
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Glue suncatchers. from talesfromthecorne...
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Washi tape! It's one of the latest creativity sensations. How are you using Washi?
Puff Paint Recipe - Pipe & Press. The Artful Child. NEW & IMPROVED Puff Paint Recipe: 3tbsp Self-Rising Flour (Or All-Purpose Flour with a pinch of Baking Powder) 3tbsp Salt 2tbsp Water 1tbsp Tear-free Baby Shampoo Food Coloring Not only did we use all different types of frosting tips, we also used a Cookie Press!
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Mixing colors from "teach kids art". No washing brush, leave white space, colors must be mixed.
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Abstract shape drawings. useyourcolouredpe...
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upcycled cardboard beads.
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MaryAnn F Kohl Cut the corrugated cardboard into thin strips, approximately 1/4 inch wide. The length of the cardboard will determine the overall size of your bead when it is rolled up. For larger beads, use longer strips. If you are making a garland, it looks nice to include beads in lots of shapes and sizes, so mix it up a bit! 2. Apply a thin strip of glue along the entire length of the cardboard strip, and roll it tightly with the smooth side of the cardboard on the outside and the corrugated ridges on the inside. Applying the glue to the entire strip of cardboard will help reinforce the bead and prevent it from unraveling when you string it. Glue the edge securely and let dry. Hot glue works best, depending on your level of patience here… 3. After making all of your beads, paint each side and let dry. 4. Dip the beads in glue and glitter, let dry. If you want your beads to be more long lasting and resistant to moisture, you could give them a liberal coat of Mod Podge at this point
Group weaving idea.
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Group weaving idea.
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Aluminum foil and sharpies! Sometimes the best result comes from the simplest medium...especially with kids
by pepperpaints
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Snow Art - shaving cream, glue, shredded paper; create a snow storm on paper
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Sponges soaked in finger paint.
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Bottle Cap Mural
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Robot Junk Sculptures
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build with art
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chihuly sculpture - hundreds of plastic bottles. Paint, cut, melted with a heat gun (adult only), and strung to create a Chihuly inspired chandelier.
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Students trace the contour of everyday classroom objects, overlapping them to form new shapes within the outlines. This exercise strengthens students' skills in using positive and negative space and creating abstract designs based on shapes.
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relief sculpture with circles
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Dipping, Soaking, Mixing
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Art that Pops! gluing down cardboard pieces and raw pasta, then painting
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simple foil embossing
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Importance of process art for kids
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MaryAnn F Kohl http://www.education.com/ac...