Watercolor art preschool

Combine name recognition and art with this Hidden Name Art Preschool Name Activity and sensory bin for preschoolers and kindergarteners learning their name

Use liquid watercolor paints to make beautiful artwork on paper towels

This art activity is one that I re-purposed from my teaching days. Years ago, when I did this Tape Resist Art with Watercolors with elementary-aged kids, I used blue painter's tape. I didn't have any blue painters tape the day I did this, so I improvised and used masking tape. I figured maybe it would stick a little more but it wouldn't be too bad. It stuck a lot but was still workable. If you plan on using these as art, you would want to use the painter's tape for sure. But for my purposes…

This delightfully messy watercolor painting activity blends art and kids’ science and is a great way to show that oil and water will not mix.

Salt & Glue Watercolor Paintings: This process art STEAM activity takes advantage of the water-absorbing power of table salt to make salt and glue “rivers” that allow watercolors to flow.

Foster your preschooler’s creativity and love of art with these fun process art activities using both tempera paints and watercolor paints! Follow our Process Art for Kids Pinterest Board! Providing opportunities for kids to take part in process art activities can help children develop creative confidence, experiment, and make sense of the world around them. …

Fizzy art is a fun process art activity for the kids that requires just a few basic supplies. This colorful STEAM project is low prep and engaging!

This Kids Crayon Resist Art using watercolor paints is so cool, and works great for kids of all ages, even toddlers and preschoolers. This traditional

Of all the art and science projects that I have done, lemon and watercolor science has been my #1 fave for YEARS! Let's get started.

Explore visual arts and fine motor skills with your preschool-age learners using this Ocean Salt Painting for Kids! It's an engaging and hands-on way to learn about the ocean while experimenting with salt and watercolor