AdventurerThe"As a child, everyone is an artist!" says Picasso, and this is reflected in the creative and colourful breath pictures. The tingling of colours is interesting for many children, as it creates magical worlds and can conjure up wild beings. In addition, the oral motor skills are trained. This helps, among other things, for the utterance of sounds, such as s, f, v, w or ph. We have put together some suggestions for you.
The children put on a paint coat and stir up the water paints with a brush.
With plenty of water the paint is now licked on the paper.
Then they take a straw and blow the color. They can turn the leaf again and again to blow the color in different directions.
The children can thus conjure up simple colorful color images.
The children can make small wild figures and monsters out of it. Use crayons, crayons or crayons and let's go. A few eyes, a mouth, a hand, and what else do you think?
Or the children can turn it into flowers.
For example, we made a flower card. For this we cut out two paint clacks and glued them on a folded white paper. We painted the stems with felt pencils.
Materials
Directions
The children put on a paint coat and stir up the water paints with a brush.
With plenty of water the paint is now licked on the paper.
Then they take a straw and blow the color. They can turn the leaf again and again to blow the color in different directions.
The children can thus conjure up simple colorful color images.
The children can make small wild figures and monsters out of it. Use crayons, crayons or crayons and let's go. A few eyes, a mouth, a hand, and what else do you think?
Or the children can turn it into flowers.
For example, we made a flower card. For this we cut out two paint clacks and glued them on a folded white paper. We painted the stems with felt pencils.
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