Process Art
A simple outline of an image will help to inspire and guide younger children in their painting, whilst allowing them the freedom to explore colours and and textures as they create marks with their hands, fingers and paint brushes.
I absolutely love seeing how much fun this child had in one of our Little Charlie Bears workshops. For anyone wanting a picture perfect fox, you could wait for the paint to dry and cut out the fox. Then you can stick the fox onto a blank piece of card to frame.
Collaging with felt
Collaging is a relaxing and interesting way for children to explore textures whilst developing their creative thinking skills. Fine-motor skills are developed throughout this activity as children learn how to control their hand and finger movements when cutting and sticking materials.
Bring your autumn friend to life with your Furry Fox printable.
You will need:
- Your FREE fox printable
- Orange Felt
- Cream or White Felt
- PVA Glue
- Scissors
- Orange and brown paints, crayons or coloured pencils
Download your FREE Fury Fox Printable
Tips and Ideas:
Print out your fox and colour her in.
If you use paints to colour in your fox, wait for them to dry.
Ask a grown-up to help or supervise cutting up your felt sheets into small pieces.
Cover your fox with a thin layer of PVA glue, where you would like to make her fury.
Stick and layer the different pieces of felt onto your fox and let her dry off.
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