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This is a super easy leaf art activity for toddlers and preschool kids. All you’ll need for this activity are leaves, glue, paper, and a paintbrush. First, gather a selection of fall leaves, a fun outdoor bonding activity before the…
What is Process Art and why is it important? Process Art is art that is child-directed, choice-driven, and celebrates the experience of discovery. In process art, the final product is always unique and the focus lies in the creation of…
Glue Art on Paper is a process art activity that will lead to surprising discoveries and build creative confidence in kids. If you’re finding yourself here, chances are that you have a young child and/or see the benefits of experimenting…
I’m happy to introduce you to my friend, art therapist and artist, Amy Maricle, who’s talking with us today about what adults can learn about how children create. As we get older, we often ignore our own creative desires, and…
Today I’m sharing how to make melted crayon art. This fun STEAM project combines the art of drawing with the reaction of crayons melting on a warm griddle. Scroll down to watch a video of the process in action. Supplies…
This simple doily and watercolor art for preschoolers uses basic art materials and encourages children to explore the medium of watercolors through process-based creating. This project, like so many others that you’ll find on TinkerLab, is a process art activity.…
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