ARTISTIC ACTIVITIES FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

It is very important to work with children in the classroom. So, investing in artistic activities for early childhood education can bring many benefits to each one of them. The teacher can work with the children's creativity and let them develop what comes from their minds.

Bearing in mind this importance, we selected some activity ideas that can be applied in the classroom. So, enjoy each one of them and make the classes even more fun.

Painting with plastic paint and hair comb

Instead of a brush, you need to use a hair comb. Also, plastic paint is needed. It is important that you let students explore their artistic creation. Draw attention to the effects the comb has on the ink on the sheet. If you want, make an art together with the children, it is important that they believe how essential this practice is.

Cotton and coffee powder painting

It is necessary that the teacher put the coffee powder in a container and in another container put some water. Then ask students to soak the cotton in water and then in the coffee powder. Then tell them to paint over the bond sheet. Students will develop fine motor skills.

Painting with gouache paint and hair dryer

On a cardboard pour the gouache paint forming a circle and leaving the center of the circle unpainted, you can use several colors. Then turn on the hair dryer and have students handle the dryer by turning the cardboard into an art canvas. Students will understand the wind, which you cannot see but can feel. Students will observe the movement of ink caused by the wind coming out of the hair dryer.

Enjoy each of the tips above and good luck with your gang!