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We love painting at our house. Today I want to show you a simple drip painting art project for kids!
I try to change up our art projects and do them in different ways. It makes the project so much more interesting for the kids. Drip painting is a simple way to make painting a little more fun.
Drip painting is a wonderful art project for younger kids. It is great for an outdoor activity on a warm summer day!
How to Do the Drip Painting Art Project for Kids:
For this art project you just need ziplock baggies and some tempera paints, plus some paper to paint on!
Start by choosing your colors, that will determine how many bags you need. Pour a little bit of paint into each ziplock baggie.
Cut a tiny hole off the corner of the bag. You will use this hole to drip the paint onto your paper. We did this outside on a warm sunny day. This will be a messier project!
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LK says
Hi! I just saw your post on the homeschool coop page on FB. I love this idea and will be trying it with my girls as soon as the weather gets nice! Thanks for the inspiration!
Having Fun says
Drip painting looks like our kind of fun. I can’t wait for it to get warmer. It’s snowing right now. Bummer. Maybe I could do a smaller version of what you have done and put the paper in cake pans to minimize the mess indoors.
Your blog looks like a really fun blog. I can’t wait to search through it and watch for what you do next.
-Veronica
Kelley [playgroundlaboratory] says
How fun! My boys would love this!
Jen says
What fun and a great idea to change things up! Thanks for posting at BTT!!
Carla at Preschool Powol Packets says
This looks so extremely fun! I’m going to share it on Facebook! I can’t wait to try it–I’m so sure my kids will love it!
Carla at Preschool Powol Packets says
PS. Thanks for linking up at Teach Me Tuesday…I got so distracted by how much I enjoyed the post that I forgot to tell you I really appreciate you linking up! 😉