Showing posts with label messy art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label messy art. Show all posts

Saturday, April 14, 2018

Toddlers Wuv Twains!

A while back (I am in the process of catching up on my posts), the Lambies were learning about trains and spending lots of time playing trains during play time. Mrs. Alma asked me if I could plan an art lesson around trains and so I started by reading this book to the lambies:


Our local library had this book in the oversized version which is always really fun for the little ones. While we read the book together we talked about the shapes of the train cars and the wheels.

Monday, April 2, 2018

Spring Has Sprung at the Lambies


Can you all believe it's April already? The lambies have been busy planting flowers and learning about how plants grow. Today we read Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert.

Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Triangles Galore!



Triangles are our shape this month, so I supplied the lambies with triangles in a variety of paper types, sizes, and colors. We had tissue paper triangles, construction paper triangles, and tag board triangles. I sorted them into color families (pink/purple/red, red/orange/yellow, blue/green) and paired them with one color of paint and some white glue. The lambies know what to do by now - they just go for it!

Monday, September 25, 2017

Holy Shades of Red Batman, These Paintings Are Stunning!


Okay, seriously? I don't think I could make a better artwork than this one if I tried. This was made by a 4-year-old! I can't even stand how beautiful it and all of the other paintings the lambies made this morning are!

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Learning is Messy (or The Day We Played With Shaving Cream + Food Coloring + Toy Cars)


I can't believe I never posted about this day - it was so much messy fun! I bought 6 cans of Barbasol at the dollar store, a package of food coloring, brought a carton of my son's toy cars, and the lambies had THE BEST TIME EVER!! First I set up the table by making swirly roads with drops of color and placing the toy vehicles sporadically in the mix: