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Rock Painting 

Little ones often love to pick up pebbles, stones, rocks or the tiniest little bits of gravel whilst they are out and about.

Here’s a lovely idea using those very things…rock painting!  

Whilst they are busy having fun covering their stone in paint, they’re also learning to paint a solid object, which really helps to develop their hand-eye coordination.  

Rock on!

Mud Painting 

Rain, rain, go away! If you’re in need of some sunshine, why not brighten up your landscape with some mud paint?  

It’s so easy to make - just collect some soil, add water to it and mix.  Then, encourage the little ones to add a little or a lot of water to create thick, lumpy, runny, smooth pots of mud! 

You can also add food colouring if you want to, then find a bit of pavement, fence or tree and paint away! 

The glorious thing about a mud picture is that once you have taken a photo it can be washed away...or just let the rain do it! 

Happy Painting.

Painting in the Kitchen 

Here’s a lovely idea from , a way to get creative and paint not with brushes, but with kitchen tools instead!  

So, ditch those brushes for a potato masher, whisk, tongs, spatula, c