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Crafts for Kids

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Jesse Grant

a child's hand holding a pencil and painting bubbles on a table with text overlay that reads bubble painting art for kids

Easy - Bubble Painting Art for Kids Ingredients: - 2–3 tablespoons dish soap or tear-free baby wash per color - 1/4 cup water per color - A few drops of liquid watercolors or food coloring per color - Plastic cups or small bowls (one for each color) - Straws (one for each color) - Heavyweight paper (watercolor paper or cardstock) - Optional: aprons or old shirts for protection Directions: 1. Gather all your ingredients and materials in a workspace. If you’re concerned about mess, have the kids wear aprons or old shirts. 2. In each plastic cup or small bowl, combine 2–3 tablespoons of dish soap or baby wash with 1/4 cup of water. Add a few drops of liquid watercolor or food coloring to each cup for color. Stir gently until well mixed. 3. Take a straw and dip one end into the colored mixture, then blow air into the cup. Watch as bubbles form a dome that rises above the rim. Make sure kids only blow into the straw and do not suck in. 4. Once you have a nice dome of bubbles, take a sheet of heavyweight paper and gently press it down onto the bubbles to pop them. This will leave colorful imprints on your paper. 5. Lift the paper off carefully and set it aside to dry. You can repeat the process with different colors for a layered, rainbow effect. 6. Allow all finished artwork to dry flat to avoid smudging. In a short time, you'll have unique pieces of art showcasing beautiful bubble textures and swirls! Tips & Variations: - Experiment with different types of paper. Some heavier papers may hold the bubbles better, while thinner papers may absorb more color for a different look. - Try adding glitter to the bubble mixture for an extra sparkle effect in the artwork! | Facebook

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Rainbow Science Experiment - Special Education - Step by Step - Procedural Write

Rainbow science experiments for kids (and adults!) of all ages!

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make your own bracelets for kids!

Kids will love making their own bracelets! 😍❤️ This kit is a great way for children to express themselves, promotes hand to eye co-ordination and fine motor skills, individuality, self-expression and creative expression!

messy process art for outside this summer

Messy Art Activities for Kids - How Wee Learn

Summer is the perfect time for messy process art projects for kids! Leave that mess right outdoors! Process art is a fabulous sensory experience for children and helps build creativity and imaginations too. #summerart #summeractivities #summerfun #summerfunforkids #processart #messyart #artprojectsforkids #kidscrafts #craftsforkids #kidsart #preschoolcrafts #sensoryplay

a pink and blue wreath made out of colored sprinkles on top of a white table

Easy Pipe Cleaner Crowns For Party Crafting Fun

Easy Pipe Cleaner Crowns For Party Crafting Fun - vhudgins

two pictures with flowers in vases on brown paper and one is made out of cardboard

the process to make diy beach sand handprint keepsakes out of shells

DIY Beach Sand Handprint Keepsake > From Under a Palm Tree

some paper crafts are hanging on the wall

a person is cutting out colored paper with scissors

Paint Pouring on Terracotta Pots | How to Pour Paint Flower Pots

These pour paint flower pots are SO PRETTY! This colourful paint pouring craft is such a great garden project for summer. And it's easy enough for both kids and adults! All you need is acrylic pouring paint and a terracotta clay pot!