Once it is all secured let the fun begin!
This was a great activity to do. They loved squishing all the paint around. It was fun to look out and fun to feel for them. It was a great sensory activity.
I really wish I would have thought of this as a preschool teacher. This is an activity that will grow with them. I was showing them shapes and letters. Right now they didn't really have any idea what I was showing them, but someday they will. Then maybe someday they will be able to draw their own shapes. Also we tried to press some shaped into it.
This was a great activity. I will definitely do this one again!
I did this with my daughter but taped the bags to the window. It was like drawing on the glass! Fun fun. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, I can't wait to let my daughter try that!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I did this last year with Curtis, he loved it except his nail went through the bag and paint got everywhere..so yeah no more cheap-ziplock bags for this.. need to get name-brand heavy duty one lol! Or cut his fingernails more often ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool, and I like SEL's idea to put it on the window. I bet it would sort of look like stained glass. Crazy toddler stained glass.
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Looks like they had a blast. I've seen it on the windows too! I should give it a go soon.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a good idea! I need to try this with my son
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Looks fun! How long did this occupy them? I'm always looking for more activities for me 16 month old.
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ReplyDeleteI love this idea, what a fun way to play without all the mess. Thank you so much for linking up to the first {Im}Perfect Sunday. I hope to see you next week!
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