Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!
Here are a few rainbow and leprechaun themed ideas for the week!
Rainbow Marker Prints
These are favorite in the art room!
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 5th and 6th graders did these last year or this year.
A current fave in the art room are Rainbow Prints.
You need:
Tin Foil
Washable Markers
Spray bottle/Clean Sponge or Towel
Paper (heavier quality better, but use what you have!)
We used ours to make rainbows but they can experiment with different colors!
Remember don't mix colors opposite on the color wheel.
1. Add marker to a square of foil. The marker will rub off very easily so work from top to bottom.
2- Spray your paper with a few squirts of water or carefully dampen with a sponge or lay a damp cloth on top. The goal is to get the paper moist enough to pick up (pull a print) the marker on the foil.
3-Place wet paper onto rainbow print and rub the center, edges and corners.
Marker Foil Prints How To-You Tube
Rainbow how to
3-Place wet paper onto rainbow print and rub the center, edges and corners.
4-Peel and reveal!!
If you need a how to, this is what I have used (not my video!)Marker Foil Prints How To-You Tube
Rainbow how to
What to do with Rainbow Paper
Notan Paper
We made fish last year
and Snails
What are you going to make with your rainbow paper?
Art for Kids Hub St. Patrick's Day Themes
Here are some guided drawings available on YouTube!
There are many more, but given the day I choose this theme!
Rainbow Movement Video
I will try to bring you a coordinated video or two that provides some movement to go along with a theme.
Rainbow Song With Movements Kindergarten-2nd
Rainbow Go Noodle All Ages
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