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If you've ever looked at an abstract painting in an art gallery and thought, "My kid could have done that!" you're not alone! But you've probably never strolled passed a Van Gogh or Seurat and thought the same thing. Well, don't underestimate your preschooler! This activity will introduce your child to a form of art called pointillism, which uses many small dots of primary colors to make a painting. It's fun to study because it's easy and challenging at the same time — your child will get to express her creative side as she learns about primary colors and different art forms!
What You Need:
- Newspaper
- Smock, apron, or old t-shirt
- Paper
- Pencil
- Paint in red, yellow, blue, and green
- Q-tips, at least one for each color of paint
- Paper plate
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