An absolutely colourful offer! On a black paper, the bright colours come to the fore perfectly. The paint clacks are covered with clinging foil and then distributed with the hands. This sensomotor offer stimulates tactile perception, awakens the desire to discover and makes definitely curious. Observe even how fascinated are especially crib children. They look at their hands again and again because they suspect the color!
An experience of perception for the smallest ones, which is as popular in the carnival period as in spring, summer or autumn. Creates an image that shines right after pulling the clasp film.
Spread out your craft file on the table.
Tip: Alternatively, you can cover the table with newspaper.
Take a black photo box and lick different colors on the black clay box. Don't make sure to lick the colors too close to the edge, otherwise it will swell too far to the outside when rubbing.
Then immediately put a clasp film over the paint clasp, which must necessarily be larger than the sheet. If the foil tries to strike the sheet, it will hold better.
Now start passing the color swabs with your fingers.
For this, the child shows how the passing works and strengthens the colour itself.
Tip: Make sure to try for yourself what the passing of the color feels like.
Give the child time to deal with it!
Don't worry about it.
Make sure that the foil does not shift or paint comes to your hands.
The hands remain clean. They will NOT be full of color!
Try to pass the paint clack completely.
Then carefully remove the foil.
For this you start on one side and slowly pull the foil to the other side.
Fold the foil and throw it into the trash.
Now you put the colorful leaf to dry.
Depending on the amount of paint, it takes a relatively long time for the picture to dry!
Then you can hang it up.
Make sure you try it!
Uses a wedge frame instead of a black photo box.
So you can hang the finished work of art right away.
Stay creative and create this carnival/confetti image as a work of art.