I can't say that it bothers me to get paint on my hands! I love it, and I think the kindergarten kids had a blast too. I am so lucky to be able to come up with art projects for each grade, this one happens to be my son's kindergarten class (80+kids= 80+handprint tulips!).My son's kindergarten teacher, Mrs. S. came up with painting their hands to represent tulips. I think it was a great idea and looks even better in person.
Starting with the green field field and sky... just wait for the color...
We had a nice assembly line: Mrs. S. (barefoot) painted the palms of their cute little hands, I held and pressed them on the canvas, the kids painted their own tulip stems and fingerprinted the tulip leaves, then they had help washing their hands...
One class down, 3 more to go! Make a silly face...
Our tulip field is complete!
Of course... Funny Faces for our tulips...
(missing 40 + kids-I have yet to post the other 40 of the 80+ kindergarten kids)
Their painting is already hanging in the hall and they will be able to see it next year as they walk to lunch!
I think I am going to do this with my boys!
ReplyDeleteSounds great Miriam! Send me a photo when you do!
Deletecheers,
Candice
Beautiful seeing all those adorable handprints!
ReplyDeletep.s.~Love that apron of yours!
haha! My husband made that apron so long ago!
Deleteabove comment was from me!
ReplyDeleteApril! Thanks, I love the children's handprints too!
DeleteSo good to hear from you! Hope you are doing well and playing with a little clay? How your jewelry creating? I was able to glance at your necklaces and loved them. I need to meet up with you and take a look!
talk soon,
candice
Good Morning,
ReplyDeleteI am looking to start a kids show on youtube called "little People Big Minds".
I would love to use this for my banner and website background, with your permission of course.
Hi G,
DeleteThank you for your request! Please email me your request @ candiceashment@gmail.com
Cheers,
Candice