Drawing and Painting

Face painting is lots of fun for kids. This simple recipe cleans up easily with help from cold cream.

Learning to sort colors takes time, but doing so is a good way for your child to begin practicing decision making.

In this activity, bleach on a Q-tip removes color from tissue paper, leaving behind an interesting reverse painting.

This marble painting activity provides a unique and fun art experience for you and your child.

Your kids can create a unique and colorful drawing with this scratch art activity.

You and your child will create your own flip book in this easy and entertaining activity.

Follow the directions in this activity to help your child learn how to trace.

This fun and educational activity will teach your child about mixing colors.

Kids love to draw. Help them learn to make tracings with this fun arts and crafts activity.

Create bug prints by adding legs and antennae to your child's fingerprints.

This art activity challenges your child to think in new ways and to explore new feelings.

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In this activity, your kids will create their own unique paintings by blowing through a straw.

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Follow the instructions in this window painting activity to show your child how to create her own landscapes.

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For a fun and inexpensive way to create art, try this fun activity -- painting rocks with your child!

This cooperative drawing game is fun and produces some interesting art!

Cling wrap can be used to add a different texture and appearance to your toddler's painting projects.

Wet paper really makes paint colors flow and blend, for a beautiful effect.

Laundry soap and food coloring make a stiff, sudsy paint for your toddler.