Before painting, Grace and I looked at the enclosed cards that had illustrations of common insects like bees, ladybugs, caterpillars, and butterflies with interesting facts about each one. Most important was how many segments and legs each had in their body and special color markings that helped us make our sponge painting creations.
Grace liked how the flat boards turned into sponges when we dropped them in water. Then we looked at each shape to decide how we could use it as part of insect art. |
They give you plenty of supplies to make three pieces of art, but Grace got even more creative and painted her car!
The funny thing is that she asked first and made sure that if she painted it we would be able to wash the paint off to make the car red again. I think it is great that she wanted to experiment to see what would happen!
3 comments:
I am excited two blogs in one day.
Funny, I was in the art store today looking at all those tools and wondering what creations children make. Our art store has a class once a week for children too!
What a good surprise for Aunt Nancy.
Why wash the car? I think it looks great with purple paint over the red! How creative you are. P.S. I won't say a word to Aunt Nancy.
I LOVE my birthday card Grace. It was the
best one that I received this year because you made it!! Thank you for making my birthday special. We love you! Aunt Nancy & Uncle Chris
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