Nursery Rhyme Fingerpainting

Here’s a new twist on a favorite nursery rhyme. Use no-mess Crayola Color Wonder™ Fingerpaints to show Jack and Jill tumbling down the hill.

1. Read or recite the nursery rhyme about Jack and Jill or your favorite nursery rhyme. What happens to them? Show how they tumbled down the hill by moving your arms in the air.

2. Use Crayola Color Wonder Fingerpaints, the special Color Wonder Paper, and your fingers to show Jack and Jill walking up the hill. Step. Step. Step to the top.

3. And then, SWOOP, down they go, sliding down the hill! Try the side of your hand to show how they slide. The paint will only show on the special paper.

4. Make more tracks up the hill and another swoop down. Use a different color each time if you like (wipe your hands on a paper towel). Fill the whole page with beautiful colors! Air-dry your Jack and Jill art before you hang it on the refrigerator.

Adult supervision is required for any arts & crafts project.

Color Wonder™—Wash hands well with soap and water after use.

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crayola supplies

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household supplies

• paper towels

"We love the no-mess fun of Color Wonder Fingerpaints! Lots of nursery rhymes have motion in them!"
Diedre P., mother of ages 3 and 5.

"After we come in from the playground, children use their fingers to slide, swing, twirl, and seesaw across the paper."
Mark S., preschool assistant.

The nursery rhyme Jack and Jill dates from the 15th century. There are two more verses to this rhyme, but the first verse is the most familiar.