Category: Creativity
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Veggie and Food Print Art
Your Child Will Learn
Create art prints using vegetables and fruits
Here’s What to Do
- Cut different vegetables and fruits in halves and quarters (potatoes, apples, carrots, lemons, grapes, corn, and broccoli)
- Pour 3-4 paint colors onto small plates or
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Photo Puzzle
Your Child Will Learn
Here’s What to Do
- Print a photo of your child in as a 5×7 or 8x 10
- Cut the photo into strips or geometric shapes to create a puzzle of no more than 10 pieces
- Work
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Nature Collage
Your Child Will Learn
Art can be made with natural materials
Here’s What to Do
- Go on an outdoor walk and ask your child to collect natural materials, like leaves, grass, twigs, pebbles, flowers, weeds, acorns, pine needles, and etc.
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Character Portrait
Your Child Will Learn
Create a painting for a favorite book character
Here’s What to Do
- Give your child paint and paper to create a portrait of their favorite book character
- Ask your child to paint the character’s face and
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Paper Plate Mask
Your Child Will Learn
Use art and imagination to create a mask
Here’s What to Do
- Use a paper plate to create a mask for your child to decorate
- Fold a paper plate in half and use scissors to cut
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Paper Roll Figures
Your Child Will Learn
Create an animal figure with a paper roll
Here’s What to Do
- Use the inner roll from from a roll of paper towels or toilet paper
- Have your child paint their favorite animal on the paper
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Pasta Necklace
Your Child Will Learn
String together and paint materials to create a necklace
Here’s What to Do
- Use dried pasta and durable yarn or twine for this activity
- Work with your child to thread the hollow ends of the pasta
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Ribbon Play
Your Child Will Learn
Creative stimulation for touch and sight sensory experience
Here’s What to Do
- Gather some colorful ribbons that are 5-7 inches in length
- Loosely tie 2-3 ribbons to the tips of your fingers
- Sit your baby in
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Sensory Bottles
Your Child Will Learn
Creative stimulation for sight and touch sensory experience
Here’s What to Do
- Fill 3-4 small plastic bottles with water
- Add a few drops of food coloring, dish soap, and glitter to each bottle
- Make sure the
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Sensory Wall
Your Child Will Learn
Creative stimulation for touch sensory experience
Here’s What to Do
- Gather a combination of soft and textured objects like balloons, fabric, balls of yarn, sand paper, and bubble wrap.
- Tape the objects to a wall in