Tadpole Pail:
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped sponge in
a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster board pail cutout.
Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a desired effect is achieved.
When the paint is dry, use a marker to add an eye to each tadpole; then attach
a paper handle to the pail.
Puff Painting:
Type:
craft
The
forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut
a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make
a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped
sponge in a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster
board pail cutout. Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a
desired effect is achieved. When the paint is dry, use a marker to add
an eye to each tadpole; then attach a paper handle to the pail.
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped
sponge in a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster
board pail cutout. Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a
desired effect is achieved. When the paint is dry, use a marker to add
an eye to each tadpole; then attach a paper handle to the pail.
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped
sponge in a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster
board pail cutout. Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a
desired effect is achieved. When the paint is dry, use a marker to add
an eye to each tadpole; then attach a paper handle to the pail.
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped
sponge in a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster
board pail cutout. Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a
desired effect is achieved. When the paint is dry, use a marker to add
an eye to each tadpole; then attach a paper handle to the pail.
Collecting
a pail full of tadpoles has never been easier! Press a tadpole-shaped
sponge in a shallow pan of green paint and then onto a silver poster
board pail cutout. Repeat the process, adding paint as needed, until a
desired effect is achieved. When the paint is dry, use a marker to add
an eye to each tadpole; then attach a paper handle to the pail.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
Type: craft
The forecast for this drip-drop display is a puff of wind and a shower of fun!
Supplies:
- scissors
- 9" x 12" blue construction paper
- eye droppers
- thinned dark blue and light blue tempera paint
Setup:
Cut a large raindrop shape from the blue paper and then cut out the center to make a frame.
Steps:
- Use an eyedropper to drip several drops of each paint onto the white paper.
- Use the straw to blow the paint around the paper. Let it dry.
- Glue the frame onto the painted paper.
- Trim the excess paper away from the outside of the frame.
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