Transform any art project with some detail and fine motor skills using spots!
Students can add spots as a pattern on any art project they're working on - let's take a look at some ideas with the leopard!
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This leopard (tracing page in the Pond Coloring Club) was first:
- traced with crayon
- watercolored
- cut
Your children can add the spot detail by:
- sponge painting with a special brush
- coloring with marker (have them use a spiral stroke - making sure they've had lots of practice with big spirals on large pieces of paper or the ground using chalk, first)
- stickers - using the thumb and index finger to peel the sticker off and put it into position on the circle
- fingerprinting - watercolor will work fine here too and is very quick and easy to clean up
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