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One of the Simplest Watercolour Activities for Toddlers

19 May 2014No Comment

 

I must say, this is probably one of the simplest activities for toddlers, that involves watercolour.

Crayon PLUS watercolour PLUS straw!

 

 

I drew stars on the drawing paper using a crayon
(so you can still see the drawing, even after you brush watercolour over the crayon lines)

I let Brie paint on the paper, and try to colour the star outlines as best as she can, on her own.

And.

I dripped some watercolour on the paper.

Using a straw, she blew the blobs away.

And this is what you get.

Pretty pretty, I thought =)

 

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