This Dropper Painting Activity can be done with any kind of squeezable dropper ~ just fill it will diluted paint. My toddler squeezed different colored drops of paint all over the paper and then used the tip of it to swirl it around the paper.
His Masterpiece!
Here are some of the fun art projects my toddler has made lately: He practiced cutting with scissors (he made the “O” mouth the whole time- too funny!) He glued the cut pieces to his…
January 28th is National Kazoo Day! To celebrate, we made this Homemade Kazoo Craft I saw in the Toddler Busy Book (great book if you never read it!). My son painted a piece of paper…
This Halloween, my toddler has been so scared of all the fake Halloween things at the costume stores as well as the regular stores we shop at. I wanted to get him a scary monster book…
We read the book Horns to Toes and In Between (affiliate link) by Sandra Boynton and also did 2 crafts related to the book. I am so excited to be participating again in stART (Story + Art)…
I love the way this turned out! First I secured a white piece of paper to the table. I used drafting dots, but masking tape would also work. Then I took a panda stencil and…
I decided to try this project again. This time, I thinned the paint with water to make it easier to spread. Then, all you have to do is blow through a straw. Fun for older…