A couple of
years ago, my child care toddlers made spiders with paint and a paper
plate. It was fun, simple, and easy. See the end result pictured. I
hole-punched the plates and sent home some string for the kids to add the web
at home. Since Halloween is coming up, I wanted to share this craft with
parents who are looking for something easy and fun to do together with their
little one(s).
·
Paper
plates
·
Light
color paint for background (optional)
·
Black
paint (I use tempera non-toxic paints)
·
Googly
eyes
·
glue
·
Hole
punch
·
String
or yarn for web
·
Paint
brushes
·
Paint
cups
·
Wipies
to wipe hands
With
the paper plate and background paint of your choice in a paint cup, let your
little one use the paint brush (with your assistance) to paint the main part of
the plate. After the paint dries, help your little one paint one of their hands
with the black paint. Stamp the open hand on one side of the plate. Add more
black paint to the same hand and stamp the opposite direction like pictured
above. Glue the googly eyes on. Next, hole-punch around the edge of the plate
for the web. After the paint dries, use the string to create a web. Tie a knot
on one end and string through one of the holes from the back and over across
the front to another hole. Continue to string through the holes until it looks
like a web.
Enjoy
this craft and time with you little one,
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