Drawing and Painting

Dying paper towels with food coloring is incredible fun for preschool children.

This alternative to paints can make your toddler's art projects less messy.

Mix rubber cement and tempera paint to give your toddler's homemade place mat a unique appearance.

Bubble painting is fun and produces interesting results! Try it with your preschooler.

Follow these directions to help your child make a flipbook for animating his own drawings.

In this art project, your toddler can either blow the paint with the straw, or use the straw as a paint brush.

This preschool art activity involves running paint-soaked marbles across a sheet of paper.

Teach your child a drawing technique called pointillism with this art activity.

If you don't have time to set out paper and crayons for your toddler, try this easy method for encouraging art.

Using tempera paint, your preschooler can decorate your window with leaf patterns.

Create texture with crayon rubbings by layering objects, shifting the paper, and trying other suggested options.

In this art activity, the paper towel makes the colors blur as your toddler draws on it.

This is a terrific activity to play with finger paints. Paint the table and mop it with the ART!

Declaring an artist or composer of the month is a fun way to learn about the visual arts and music.

Melt a few broken crayons into a film canister, and you will end up with a crayon rainbow of layered colors.

Teach your preschooler how to put paint on paper drop by drop, to make a picture.

These paint recipes are suitable for many different art projects for toddlers.

Your child will enjoy matching cards of the same color in this cooperative activity.