Here is a creative and fun way for kids to paint, using droppers. Dropper painting for kids is great for developing fine motor skills and learn colours.
Children love exploring colors. Turning primary colors into secondary colors is magical. This is a simple sensory experiment to investigate secondary colors. It is also a Math activity; instead of adding numbers you are adding colors. The pictures say it all! MAKING PURPLE You might need to add a little bit more of both primary colors before the child rubs the hands together. Now the fun part, rubbing the hands to mix the colors. WOW! MAKING GREEN MAKING ORANGE
Shape monsters---can incorporate shapes, vertices and adjectives all in one. Have the kids create their shape monster then describe it using math vocabulary and afjectives
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I have used Elmer by David McKee many times to promote learning. It's particularly good to use for a topic about colour or to stimulate numeracy activities.
