

Tired of doing the same old preschool art activities with your kids and students? Here are 25+ AWESOME art projects for Toddlers and Preschoolers to do at home, daycare or preschool. 75+ Best Chapter Books for Girls Ages 5-13.Best Books for Boys – 40+ Fantastic Reads for Boys ages 8-16.Happy Hooligans Accessibility Statement.Visit Childhood 101 to learn how even very young kids can make these pretty paintings with food coloring and bubble wands. I used to love coloring on paper doilies as a kid, but these painted versions from Whatever… turn out so pretty!Ģ0. All you need is paint and an inexpensive salad spinner! Learn more about this easy art idea from Meri Cherry.ġ9. These rocks turn out gorgeous – pretty enough to set out on a shelf with other knickknacks. Make your own paintbrushes to experiment with natural textures with this fun tutorial from Learn Create Love.ġ8. Fun kid’s art idea from Pink Stripey Socks.ġ7. I love how cute and colorful these paper plate flowers turn out. Even preschoolers can make these pretty marbled planets from I Heart Crafty Things using shaving cream and craft paint.ġ6. This crumpled paper artwork is simple to make using construction paper and watercolors! Tutorial from Buggy and Buddy. DIY scratch art mandalas from The Kitchen Table Classroom are easy enough for kids to make but turn out really pretty:ġ4. This pulled string art from Tinker Lab is a great art project for kids or adults! I love how the beautiful patterns kids can create resemble a bouquet of flowers.ġ3. All ages of kids will have fun with this one! (Hint: get a roll of kraft paper to line your table with from the Dollar Store.) Tutorial from Picklebums.ġ2. Get the tutorial from Picklebums.ġ1. Start by drawing a monster, then add “fur” by blowing paint around with a straw. Floating chalk prints is a great introduction to printmaking, as well as being super cool. Let kids play with washable paint, wax paper, and a bottle lid to create a stained glass projects that’s easy enough for toddlers. Click through to MerMag to see how it turns out.ĩ. This cool kids art starts with punched circles from different scraps of paper that get arranged into a grid to make a fun modern art piece. Teach kids about art resist with this pretty project that uses rubber cement: Easy Watercolor Resist Art from It’s Always Autumn.Ĩ. Kids can make pretty art canvas using with tissue paper and water – that’s it! Even very young children can create something beautiful with tissue paper art. When we talk about art for kids, most people think of crayons and paints, but these projects allow kids to explore their creativity with different media and techniques:Ħ. This looks like a modern art piece, but was made by a kid with a credit card! Find the tutorial at Housing a Forest. Visit The Crafty Classroom for instructions.ĥ. This Monet-inspired art project is made completely from fingerprints, which is pretty cool. Buggy and Buddy shares a fun, simple way for kids to make their own faux stained glass:Ĥ. This art activity uses a pencil eraser to create a flower while teaching about pointillism.

Visit It’s Always Autumn to get the instructions + quotes you can print on the pretty watercolor backgrounds.Ģ. This art idea is SUPER easy and tons of fun. Kids can create gorgeous watercolor backgrounds with markers and a plastic bag. These easy art projects are based on classic art styles, so kids can use famous paintings as inspiration while creating their own masterpieces:ġ. Kids will love the end result of these simple projects many are pretty enough to give as gifts.

However, we’ve discovered some crazy easy art techniques that turn out really gorgeous. Ok, that’s not completely true – glitter is evil and the bane of my existence – but in general my mom heart is just going to love whatever my kid just made. 20 art projects for kidsĪs a mom, I love just about any art projects my kids make, whether it’s colored macaroni glued onto construction paper or a painted pinecone covered in glitter. This collection of art projects for kids will help your children feel successful with easy art ideas that turn out pretty enough to frame. In today’s post: Art can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be hard.
