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Painting with foil is great for even young kids as you can make it into the right size for them to hold and of course they can squeeze it to make it a bit easier! This campfire craft is one of our favourites but if you’d like some more inspiration for fun camping crafts and activities then make sure you check out the links at the end of this post for more inspiration.

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As I was scrolling through Pinterest, I saw lots of inspiration for painting with pom-poms. This is our little attempt at it! Since my son is a younger toddler at this point, I prefer to keep art activities more open-ended. We weren’t aiming for any specific look to the end product. My main focus was to just give an invitation to paint, and let his creativity take charge from there. And boy, did it ever take charge!

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Create a canvas of color with this popular tissue paper painting activity! You may have also heard this method referred to as bleeding tissue paper art or tissue paper transfer art. We’ve created a fun craft pack that combines crayon resist with tissue paper art.

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I love it when process art gets all mixed up with science. Oil and water painting does just that. It’s all about the process, but it also teaches physical science to preschoolers. It’s a matter and mixtures activity (yeah, that’s chemistry) that combined with some watercolors makes a beautiful piece of frame-worthy art.

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Drawing and painting are for everyone! It's very easy to learn how to draw mesmerizing pictures and surprise all your friends with your talent. Drawing is very beneficial – it helps to calm down and concentrate, and it also works well for developing fine motor skills. You can develop many skills by drawing – for example, check out what we prepared for you at the end of the video.