Painting of any sort is usually always a big hit with children. It’s something about letting your mind be free and allowing the colors of the paint to choose its place. I recently ran across this cool idea of painting with popsicles. I thought it was a great idea because you could plan it as an activity for your children to learn about delayed gratification.
What you’ll need
Popsicle Molds
Food Coloring
Water
Paper
Steps to take:
You can do step 1 and 2 with, or without your children. I would advise doing it with your children, it allows them to the opportunity to practice delayed gratification.
- Fill popsicle molds with water and water color
- Freeze
- Paint