As an art teacher, one of my favorite activities to introduce to young children is the mesmerizing world of paper marbling with shaving foam and ink. This fun, tactile art form not only introduces children to beautiful designs but also connects to science concepts they can explore in the classroom—particularly when we tie it into…

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Creating a character for your art can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Whether you’re crafting an adorable animal, a brave superhero, or a quirky little human, a well-developed character will help bring your art to life. In this post, we’ll walk through the steps to create a compelling and relatable character. Let’s get started!…

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Dot painting is an incredibly captivating art form that has its roots in Indigenous Australian culture, where intricate patterns and vibrant colors are used to tell stories and represent the natural world. But beyond its cultural significance, dot painting is also a fascinating technique for anyone interested in exploring color, texture, and form. In this…

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Hey there, here’s a super simple craft project that is easy to prep and easy to clean up! Depending on their age and fine motor ability, you can prep the red paper cutting ahead of time or have the little beans do the cutting themselves working their fine motor skills. What you’ll need: Instructions: Press…

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Hey there, young artists! Have you ever noticed how dots can be used to create some amazing art? From colorful patterns to beautiful pictures, dots are more than just simple marks—they can tell stories, create texture, and even make us feel different things. Today, we’re going to take a fun trip around the world and…

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