Children will enjoy blowing bubbles, watching them pop onto paper to make their own bubble art!
Pop balloons filled with paint to create unique colourful splatter art.
Children will enjoy banging wooden spoons to watch the paint splatter to create works of art.
Arrange flowers and petals in a design on contact paper to create a stained glass effect.
Children can collect flowers and leaves to pound to make colourful prints.
Using nail polish, this science experiment will enable you to create rainbow patterns on paper.
A great way to recycle cereal boxes and have children create themselves using recycled materials.
A fun activity for children to collage their name and get to know each other.
A special way for preschool friends to say goodbye to each other.
Create colourful soaked prints using a paper towel and watercolours.
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