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Invitation to Create: Winter Wonderland

January 13, 2015 By Katie Chiavarone Leave a Comment

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            I did a quick bathroom raid to find some wintery-looking materials for a simple invitation to create. I love just setting out some small loose parts and seeing what the kids can produce! I found some cotton balls, rounds and Q-tips, white paint and glue…and of course some glitter!

Ava got to work using the q-tips and cotton balls as paint brushes. Her artwork looked very much like snow! She dipped a q-tip in glue and stuck it on the paper so I helper her add a few more to make a snowflake. 
Mack gravitated toward the glue to construct a snowman out of the cotton rounds. I like to pour glue on a plate rather that keep it in the bottle for these kinds of projects. It gives the kids a bit more freedom rather than me hanging over their shoulders making sure they are using too much glue ๐Ÿ™‚
After adding some glitter to their art, they each ended up with some beautiful winter wonderlands! 

Check out our Magic ‘Frozen’ Paint and Sugar Cube Igloos for more winter fun!

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