A few weeks back when my oldest was spending the week at grandma's I decided to do a fun art project with my 2 yr old. I wanted to do something totally geared toward her age and ability. So I thought a paper mosaic would be perfect.
I also wanted to work on some colors with her, and since this has three different colors we were able to do that. All you really need for this project is a blank paper you draw a picture on or a coloring page. Then just tare up pieces of construction paper and glue the paper onto the page.
What we did so that we could work on learning colors is I put the glue on a part of the flower, like the stem and leafs. Then I told her to just put the green paper on those parts. I had her repeat the color for me a few times and then I let her place the green paper on the glue.
She was so proud of her finished flower that she had to give it to her sister when we picked her up from grandma's!
Supplies
Coloring Page or Drawing
Colored Construction Paper
Glue
Directions
Draw a flower (or other design) on a sheet of paper (could also use a coloring page)
Tear up some colored construction paper in to small pieces
Put glue on one area on drawing then let child pick color to go there
Put glue on another area of drawing and let child glue the paper to that area
Finish up same way with only adding glue to the area on the page you want the child to cover
Your Toddlers will be so proud of their artwork once done!
Great project idea with nice results! This also develops fine motor skills. Your daughter is adorable!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun project to do with your daughter. Her flower is beautiful. A treasure to keep always.
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ReplyDeleteAww cute art project by a cute girl! Hopping by from tender moments! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteSweet, and a fun natural way to learn colors.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and how wonderful to do a project together with your little one. Thanks for sharing at Inspire Us Thursday at Organized 31.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I would never have thought of teaching them their colors while doing this, now I just need a toddler to do this with...
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I cannot believe that she is only 2 and done that! It is brilliant and she has stuck to the right colours/places so well.
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This is great! I'm looking for something for my kids to do to bring their great grandma tomorrow and I think I found it. Thanks!
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Cute! Stopping in from the pin party to pin it!
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Such a cute easy craft for a toddler to do!
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Very nice!!
ReplyDeleteThis is great, something so easy but cute! My almost 2 yr old would enjoy this!
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What a darling project! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
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