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Mixing art and science
Great for sensory, color theory, and exploration
Splatter painting the fence
Exercising small muscles to build fine motor
Weekly poem writing
Investigating gravity through paint pouring
Collecting items from plants on a nature walk
Using measurement tools in the garden
Art inspired by children's books
Growing young scientists
Adding color to nature
Gooey, slimy exploration of gak
Mud pies frosted with rose petals
Quiet self-expression with water colors
Learning the properties of light
Slime + pumpkin pulp = sensory explosion!
Practicing writing to build print recognition
Pots painted by students and families
Up-cycled art using eggshells
Introducing children to photography
Investigating properties of a pumpkin
Deep in thought with nature items
Learning how to manipulate scissors
Exploring East Indian culture
Introduction to geometry
Annual pumpkin patch fieldtrip
A drawing of two best friends
Validating children with real building materials
Developing foundational skills in visual arts
Sensory play
Social engagement and process art
Studying and recreating Monet's "Sunflowers"
First day of school photo shoot
Exploring primary and secondary colors
Structure designed and built through teamwork
Family day at the mud run
Engineering a tower
Finger-painting turned into foot-painting
Layering paint
Celebrating the seasons
Documenting the life cycle of a bean
Learning about modern art
Valentine's for children in the hospital
Watercolor art
Nature as inspiration
Creating new worlds
Painting with flowers
Observing acidic lemon juice on watercolors
Connecting children's literature and cooking
Building three dimensional shapes
Rainbow Rock kindness initiative
Paint as a medium for emergent writing
Preparing ingredients for a class fiesta
Developing hand-eye-brain coordination
“You can't be a creative thinker if you're not stimulating your mind, just as you can't be an Olympic athlete if you don't train regularly.” -Sir Ken Robinson