7/27/2023 0 Comments Preschool art project canvas art![]() Have students cut out shapes and pieces to make animals, monsters, and more! They could even use their puppets in a skit! Grab a stack of brown lunch bags, some construction paper, and glue. Craft a Pack of Paper Bag PuppetsĮveryone loves paper bag puppets, and they’re so much fun to play with in the classroom. When dry, students can use a craft stick to scratch fun designs into the paint, allowing their drawing to shine through. Color designs heavily on cardstock, then paint over the entire drawing using black tempera paint. Make your own DIY scratch art using simple wax crayons and black tempera. DIY Scratch Art Using Wax Crayons and Tempera Paint ![]() The outcome is a bright, three-dimensional work of art! Have them paint a base coat on their surface, then dip small pieces of bubble wrap into contrasting paint and dab them around. Introduce your preschoolers to color and texture with a bubble wrap art project. Grab a stack of cheap paper plates and make all sorts of fun things! Hats, monsters, fruits, and vegetables…you name it! There’s a paper plate project to match every theme! Use your newfound supplies to make fun animal art! Collect twigs, leaves, pebbles, and other natural materials. Take your preschoolers outside and go on an art supply scavenger hunt. To create this effect, drop a small dollop of washable paint on the student’s paper, then have them spread the paint into fireworks by blowing on it through a straw. If you’ve got a holiday coming up that is known for fireworks, try straw painting with your preschoolers. Have students draw pictures or designs on white paper, then paint over them with watercolor in their favorite colors. Crayon Resist Process Artĭig out the seldom-used white crayons and engage your students in crayon-resist art. Put them all together and make a funky art project for an upcoming holiday. ![]() Build early writing skills with a lesson on the different types of lines. Romero Britto is known for his bold lines and bright colors. Grab some tempera paint and cardstock and let your students experience a hands-on lesson on primary colors. Preschoolers are all about color- the brighter the better! Get them going with a fun, and messy, primary colors handprint activity. Your preschoolers will love these art projects, and you’ll love seeing them build color recognition, fine motor skills, and more! Check out these 17 unique preschool art activities for inspiration. ![]() This time of year is perfect for starting up fun art projects in the preschool classroom. Break out the tissue paper, glue, scissors, and if you’re brave enough…glitter! It’s time to get crafting. ![]()
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