It's time for another Pinterest post and this one like many others this one promised a mess!
Who would have thought spaghetti noodles and finger paint? I pinned the idea from HERE.
I wasn't sure how this would go over especially with the texture of the noodles and paint. At two years old a lot of children have aversions to sensory and some children don't like to get dirty. Harrison was a little hesitant at first, but after a little reassurance from me he dug right in. This is definitely the most fun we have both had painting. After snapping a few shots I dug in too.
After noodle painting we baked a batch of peanut butter mini chocolate chip cookies---so yummy I thought I would tease you with this photo:
Who would have thought spaghetti noodles and finger paint? I pinned the idea from HERE.
I wasn't sure how this would go over especially with the texture of the noodles and paint. At two years old a lot of children have aversions to sensory and some children don't like to get dirty. Harrison was a little hesitant at first, but after a little reassurance from me he dug right in. This is definitely the most fun we have both had painting. After snapping a few shots I dug in too.
Love these two faces--he's getting so expressive!
After noodle painting we baked a batch of peanut butter mini chocolate chip cookies---so yummy I thought I would tease you with this photo:
Happy Monday!
Fun, have you tried a rice bin yet? Get a large plastic bin, about 6-8" high, with a lid. Add a couple inches of rice, then get different cups, strainers etc. to fill and dump the rice. You can also use water ( that's better for outdoors), beans, dry noodles, anything little. Supervise, obviously. We had large tables filled with rice, etc. in ECFE classes and the kids loved it, so we made smaller versions for home. When they're done playing, just snap the lid on and shove under the bed or sofa.
ReplyDeleteNoodle painting looks like fun! And as if the brownie wasn't enough, now I want to make some peanut butter chocolate chip cookies
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