Magic painting for kids

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Watch your little ones light up with joy with our Letter Reveal Painting activity! All you need is a white oil pastel crayon to create hidden letters on painting paper. As they paint over, the letters magically appear, blending literacy with art in a delightful way! 🖌️ 🔤 Ideal for ages 2 to 6. ❤️ Love this activity? Follow @happytotshelf for more exciting and educational kids’ activities! 👇🏻 Will you give this activity a go?…

zzzed on Instagram: "Magic paint recipe✨ Solution 1: •Warm water •Baking soda Solution 2: •Hands sanitizer •Turmeric powder Paint with solution 1 and let it completely dry. Then go ahead and use solution 2 to reveal the painting!"

Learn how to make your own DIY scratch art paper! This simple kids' craft uses oil pastels, paint, dish soap, and paper, and the process is a great opportunity for child participation. Kids will love scratching out drawings and illustrations to create colorful projects with this fun technique that feels like art magic. A great DIY art supply for elementary art classrooms or to keep on hand at home for rainy days! | from barley & birch

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Magical Water Reveal Rainbow! 🌈 Follow @happytotshelf for easy and fun activities for children! Explore the wonder of mess-free rainbow painting with just water and paper towels. Watch as vibrant colours magically appear with each touch of water 💦! Let the colourful fun begin! 👉🏻 Recommended for children aged 2 to 4. . #learningisfun #handsonlearning #preschoolactivities #toddleractivities #toddlerart #earlylearning"

Magic Pictures! This is a great activity to do with crayons of course but using white candles makes it even more magical. Invisible pictures! What you need: *white candles; tea lights, votives or birthday candles work best *white paper, thick for painting (I used matte board cut to postcard size) *liquid water color or food color *containers for paint *mess friendly area to work in *splat mat! *mess friendly clothes or smocks if using food color *soft paintbrushes or q-tips scrumdilly-do it…

With Sam not feeling well earlier today, we decided to spend our afternoon close to home and out of the sun. I love setting little play invitations out for the kids to discover after school, but since I hadn’t gotten a chance to set something up during nap time, I quickly pulled together a classic…

Claire | Kids’ Play & Learn on Instagram: "YEAR OF RABBIT PAINTING- Creativity and Imagination 🐰 This is such a fun painting technique - Kids love the free pressed creation, and they will be impressed with the final outcome of their free painting. 🐰 We created this to celebrate the Year of Rabbit. You can use any shape of your little ones favorite. Just cut out the shape of a drawing and let them have fun! 💡Use washable paint for easy cleaning 🎁 Comment “rabbit” below to receive the…