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Young children need lots of time to figure out how art materials, and their own muscles, work. Encourage their creativity and experimentation!
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Wear clothes that can get messy. Cover your work area with recycled newspaper. With Crayola® So Big® Brushes and Crayola Washable Kid's Paints, experiment with different colors and ways to apply paint to paper.
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Try different moves with your paint brush--push, drag, twist, and roll it. Spread out the bristles or paint with just the tip. Try using a lot of paint and just a little.
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Mix colors in a recycled foam produce tray or on your paper as you paint. What colors can you make? Add different amounts of each color to see how colors change. Dry.
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Bring out another side of your children with this mind-boosting, creative activity. Kids draw on their logic and artisti
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Household objects are perfect to create colorful prints on a rainy day, or any day just for fun. Rummage around and see
Dark, tall, and dramatic! Create a nighttime cityscape or midnight in the forest with black Color Explosion™ Paper.
Creative activities, such as Melting Marker Colors, enable children to expand their understanding of color and art on th
CD cover art can be just as cool or retro as your music! These are so easy to make, you can personalize your entire coll
Swirl and twirl your fingers. Use Color Wonder™ Fingerpaints to fill your paper with colorful spirals. There’s no mess!
Paint is a great way for all ages to creatively express their ideas and feelings. Explore how paint works, with and with
This book of pocket pages is just waiting to be filled with your souvenirs, photos, notes, and other treasures.
