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1 day ago ago from justJENN rants & raves

Ok, this is another After Dinner Art project that was allll the Kid's idea. I've been sick lately - in the hospital if you must know, but won't bore you with the details. I wasn't able to even stand, so the Kid took the initiative and made up his own art project. Uh. I don't know what the concept was behind this...but I'm going to go with hats. Um. And bacon. Yeah. I don't know, but the fact that he drew the sides of the hat to look like ...

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Let Your Kids Be More Creative- Make Your Art Supplies At Home

12 hours ago ago from My Blog About Home Improvement

Art Supplies should be an important part of the kids when they are growing up. Children are naturally very creative and they should be provided with beautiful and safe supplies that they can use and work with. Along with crayons, chalks, markers, paper your kids would love to play with some homemade discount Art Supplies . You can purchase all of them from stores, but making them at home helps you save some money and children can be more ...

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The benefits of arts and crafts

16 hours ago ago from My Questions My Answers

The merits of arts and crafts such as drawing and coloring for kids are regularly argued by child development experts, educators and parents alike especially so for the real impact they can have on child development. However, it is difficult to argue with the top three reasons why we should all encourage the children in our care to take part in arts and crafts. Creativity Ask anyone what the first personality characteristic arts and ...

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Go, Van Gogh!

3 hours ago ago from Golden Acorn Homeschool

This post is a little late, I know.  But better late than never, right? A couple weeks ago I taught a two-part Van Gogh class for our co-op group.  (Have I mentioned how much I will miss them?  *sniffles*)  It was a very fun class and I ended up finishing two projects of my own.  We talked about Van Gogh and then the kids created their own Van Gogh inspired art with air-dry clay.  We used the clay to create texture, rather than gobs of ...

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