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Self-expression<br />

Paint Pizzazz<br />

Here are a few different ways to add pizzazz to paint projects:<br />

Add sand or powdered detergent to paint for texture.<br />

Add glitter to paint to add sparkle.<br />

Activities and Strategies<br />

for Development<br />

Playing with Play Dough<br />

Make play dough with a small group of children using<br />

2 cups flour 2 tablespoons cooking oil<br />

1 cup salt 4 teaspoons cream of tartar<br />

1 cup hot water food coloring<br />

Let the children help mix the ingredients (teacher adds the hot water!) and then<br />

knead until smooth. You can store the dough in a covered container. Have water<br />

and paper towels nearby for cleaning up.<br />

Give the children a piece of the play dough and invite them to play freely.<br />

Ask them to tell you about their creations.<br />

Collect empty roll-on deodorant bottles. Remove the ball and clean the bottle.<br />

Add thick tempera paint and replace the ball for children to roll the paint onto<br />

art paper.<br />

Invite the children to dip sponges in paint to make prints.<br />

Take a shoe box and cut a piece of construction paper to fit into the bottom. Put<br />

a small amount of paint and a few large marbles on the paper. <strong>The</strong> children can<br />

gently tilt the boxes from side to side to create marble paintings.<br />

Special Needs Tip<br />

Children with limited dexterity might find the roll-on and marble<br />

painting particularly appealing.

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