Paint Crafts for Kids Archives ⋆ Parenting Chaos

Water Gun Squirt Painting – Outdoor Process Art Fun!

December 19, 2020August 16, 2018 by Stephanie Oswald

Summer is coming to an end and kids are gearing up to head back to school. With only a couple more days before my kids head off to another busy year, we are getting outside to make the most of the sun while it’s here…we gotta soak it up while we can because winter is … Read more

Exploring Color Theory with Q-Tip Painting

July 18, 2018February 23, 2018 by Stephanie Oswald

Q-Tip Painting "Mix It Up" Book Activity

Explore the book Mix It Up hands on with your young child through this simple Q-Tip Painting activity that encourages fine motor development, listening skills, and color theory exploration. Earlier this week we decided to try a new challenge for our family – make it to the library at least once a week. In the … Read more

Homemade Puffy Paint Recipe with Shaving Cream

April 23, 2022February 1, 2018 by Stephanie Oswald

Curious on how to make a simple DIY Shaving Cream Puffy Paint Recipe? Well, we have got you covered! Your children will love to learn how to make this homemade puffy paint using basic household items like food coloring. Fluffy paint is a super fun kid art and sensory play experience! DIY Puffy Paint with … Read more

Homemade Bath Paints

December 9, 2020August 16, 2016 by Stephanie Oswald

We go through craft supplies like no other here. This also includes stuff like bath crayons and homemade bath paints. Because of this, I am always on the hunt to find ways to make these items from home in a cost effect easy manner. To make these homemade bath paints was super easy. We typically … Read more

Martin Luther King Jr. Crafts- Dream Card

December 9, 2020January 10, 2016 by Stephanie Oswald

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day happening next Monday we have spent a good amount of time talking about Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy. While Livia is beginning to grasp the concepts of segregation and the civil rights movement, we are mostly focusing on how we treat other people.

Martin Luther King Jr. Crafts — Front of Card

Before we started the Martin Luther King Jr. craft we talked about how everyone is different and how it is those differences that make the world a beautiful place. We brainstormed ideas on how we should treat people and labeled some of the differences found between us.