Cute craft, super easy, and great for both my big kids! (33 months and 13 months)
Kenna painting her jack-o-lantern face with orange paint. (Little Man painted his when he woke up from nap, with his hands.)
I simply took a paper plate and drew a face on it. I asked for Kenna's input on what shape to make the eyes, nose and mouth.
I only give a little paint at a time, thank goodness! She decided the scrape and pour method was the way to go...
While her paint was drying, I gave her a piece of black construction paper to cut up into big squares. She is really good with scissors, so that was all the direction she needed. I painted with Little Man while she did this. I asked her to put her squares into the clear container.
Once the paint was dry, I cut out the facial features.
Kenna glued the black paper onto the back of the plates, completely covering up the cut-outs. I added a stem, and then in a last minute creative moment, Kenna added some yellow dot stickers.
Cute, cheap, easy. Who could ask for anything more?!
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Great idea to make a cutting activity with the black paper! Your daughter is definitely skilled with scissors! I added this to my Halloween Pinterest board: http://pinterest.com/debchitwood/kids-halloween-activities/
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I hope you will link them to my Halloween Traditions link up!
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