Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Paint War Art

Spray Painting
Spray or squirt paint to create colorful splotch and squiggle masterpieces! This is perfect for when the wheather becomes a little warmer. It'll get the kids outside and it'll be a lot of fun! Just make sure they wear some clothes to get messy in or even their bathing suits (so you can hose them down for an easy clean up.)


Materials
  • Liquid tempera paints
  • Plastic pump bottle or squirt gun
  • Old bedsheet or large piece of newprint
  • Clothesline


Directions
  1. Fill the pump bottle 3/4 of the way with water.
  2. Add just enough paint to color the water -- too much will clog the spray nozzle. Tighten the cap and shake well to mix.
  3. Adjust the nozzle so that it will shoot a thin, straight stream.
  4. Hang the sheet or newsprint over the clothesline. Then stand a few feet from the sheet and begin painting. (If two or more kids plan to paint at the same time, be sure everyone stands on the same side to avoid mishaps and remind them to aim only at the canvas.)
  5. After creating a masterpiece, try squirting on a signature. (Or, hang up a new canvas for a challenging long-distance game of tic-tac-toe.)

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