Printmaking is always fun! Kids get to see that stamping a shape(s) can produce a new shape. This project was inspired by my preschooler's love of dinosaurs and our upcoming trip to the Royal Tyrrell Museum (located in Alberta, Canada).
Materials Needed:
- Watercolor paints
- Sponge
- Plate
- Good quality thick art paper (one that doesn't curl too much after paint application)
What to do:
Pour separate colored paints in individual plates.
Dip sponge in plate fully before applying to the paper to form a shape. During sponge application make sure to apply the sponge fully by gently pressing your hand. Leave the painting to dry.
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Practicing Dinosaur Prints © Everything Family Guide |
Add details to the dried painting with markers or pencil crayons. We added details like eyes, mouth, claws, and spots, using watercolor markers.
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© Everything Family Guide |
What's your child's favorite dinosaur? We would love to see your ideas and dinosaur-related art projects.