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 Child Paint Smock a Must 

for this paint splatter activity

Your child should wear a child paint smock when painting with a string. This paint splatter activity helps develop creativity and sensory. Be ware! It gets messy!

By using a string as a painting tool instead of a paint brush, children have more freedom to move their wrists in a circular direction. This is another great fine motor activity.



I recommend that you place the paper on a table and not on an easel.
age three     15 minutes   messy girl

Objective:
Develop fine motor skills

Materials:
Paper
Paint
String or yarn of different widths and lengths.

Procedure:
Let your child dip the string in the paint.
Paint with the string on the paper.


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