Qtip christmas painting

Some people put their holiday decorations up the day after Halloween. I don't judge. I get it, it's a magical time of the year. So I'm hoping you won't judge me when I tell you that I have every intention of starting December Morning Work Stations a week before December actually graces us with its presence. I just CAN NOT possible wait. I know my students are going to FREAK out with excitement. Morning Work for December is HERE!!!

Get into the Christmas spirit with this fun and free Christmas Ornaments Q-tip Painting Art Activity! Download today!

How to Make an Adorable Q Tip Painting Snowman. We’re making an adorable Q tip painting snowman. Be sure you grab more ideas for winter fun on my page Winter Season Unit Study. It is wall-worthy but also helps develop fine motor skills, improve grasp, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination, and helps calm a dysregulated child. Then there is the slant to use it to explain and recreate Pointillism to your child and the artist most known for it George Seurat.

As promised, here is the second set of Christmas Dot Painting worksheets. We love dot painting at our house and I know so many of you love it in your homes and classrooms too.

Ready for a FREE Christmas activity for kids? Grab this Q-tip tree painting FREE Printable and create Christmas dot painting art projects

Kids can dot, stick, glue, and decorate these Christmas Tree Printables as they practice fine motor skills, ABC's, and counting numbers.

Holiday Lights Dot Painting coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

Q-tip Winter Tree Craft – a delightful project that turns everyday items into a snowy scene of art and wonder!

Snowman Class Q-tip Paintings, Clear-filled ornament & Thumbprint Ornament For our 2nd class, we made 2 ornaments and a painting. We started by finishing the Thumbprint ornaments. The first week, I painted each child's thumb & pressed it 3 times on a plain, blue ornament to make a snowman. Since we finished them week 2, they were obviously completely dry by then :). I had a bunch of sharpies, laid them all out for the kids and let them decorate their snowmen. Once again, they were all very…

We love to craft for the holidays, making festive cards for family and friends. We’re using Q-tips to paint our holiday trees. The kids loved creating these dotted shapes! You can make these Q-tip trees in so many different ways. We made one as a holiday forest of lights and one with more of a dot-to-dot look. Get creative with … Continued