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Are you looking for some new art activities for kids. Why not give bubble painting a try? Kids will have a blast blowing bubbles, combining colors and making beautiful prints.

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Trick him with new, interesting supplies. And I don’t mean “literally” tricking your children. But it might peak their interest if you bring out some new supplies {or old in a new way} for them to create with. That is how the Pool Noodle Painting came along. It’s just like using stamps but I changed the tools we would be using. Because I changed it up, it peaked lil man’s interest enough to sit down with me for a bit and he thought it was a brand new way of painting.

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I think the idea for this art project arose one day when I had our liquid watercolors out to do another activity. Whenever I pull out liquid watercolors, I always bring out the paper towels as well to quickly mop up any spills. Well, in soaking up a tiny spill I noticed how pretty the liquid watercolor paint looked on the paper towel. So I thought, why not try painting paper towels?

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Today we’re experimenting with salt, glue, and watercolors to create some colorful ocean art. You’ll only need a few materials to create this project including table salt, liquid watercolors, and Elmer’s School Glue. Today we’re trying something that we haven’t tried before… Salt Painting! This was such a fun process art activity that memorized the kids while they watched the paint colors mix and travel along the lines of salt and glue.

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Preschool Project Ideas With Painting, Arts & Crafts for Kids especially for preschool kids having fun with poster colors.