Need ideas please art activities for 3-4 year olds?

Question

Need ideas please art activities for 3-4 year olds?

Answer 1

Try these websites...

http://www.preschooleducation.com/

http://www.perpetualpreschool.com/

http://www.everythingpreschool.com/

http://www.theeducationcenter.com/cgi-bi...

Answer 2

drawing

Answer 3

Get a white shirt. Get some paint. Have them cover there hands with paint and hand print the shirts. Though they are young help each spell their name. Then give to their mothers.

It would make their moms heart melt and have the memory of when their hand was small and remeber their youth.

Answer 4

cut ladyfingers and dip them in paints(cut them inti half....as in horizontally not vertically) then tell the kids to form prints of lady fingers...tell them to make a farm with the help of pulses and grains...as in poaint the grass green and stich pulses and cereal and grains...maybe u can contact me n yahoo messenger and i can show u pics and other details of other art work...

Answer 5

Learn how to fold some origami and teach the kids step by step.

Like a simple origami box that holds candies or a simple origami trash box that can hold paper waste or eraser dust.

http://www.origami-instructions.com/imag...

Origami animals are fun to make and kids will be interested in it.

http://tmtowtdi.com/images/origami_camel...

http://www.craftideas.info/assets/images...

http://a820.g.akamai.net/f/820/822/1d/i....

It's easy and gives hours of fun.

Answer 6

my mom works in a daycare so if you go to google and type in preschool actitivties a lot will come up

Answer 7

it depends on what ur theme is.....they love sensory activities playing with play dough. u can create animal shapes with balls and stick them with sticks to simulate arms or legs. another thing would be finger painting

Answer 8

Check out this website has art for most themes:

http://www.everythingpreschool.com/

This website also is good:

http://www.dltk-kids.com/

It also has links to other sites.

I hope this helps!

Answer 9

When I taught preschool one activity that never failed to bring joy was shaving cream painting.  Mix some tempra paint (add a few drops of dish soap so it won't stain clothing) into some shaving cream (not gel).  Make sure the kids are wearing smocks and the table is covered with newspaper.  Give each kid a piece of heavy duty construction paper and let them finger paint.  It takes a while to dry but it dries in texture and can be beautiful.  We just missed Easter,  but I did this once right before Easter and then cut the paintings out to be Easter eggs and they were gorgeous.   Years later I did this same activity with my Alzhemier's seniors and they loved it as much as the children.

Answer 10

We like to do alot of special playdough type of crafts.

Here are some awesome recipes that are non-toxic and from my pre-school book.

Ivory snow paint:

1 cup of warm water

1/2 cup of Ivory Snow (flakes or powder) soap

Whip to merangue consistency and you can add sparkles or color.

Wiggle Glue

My kids love this:

Container #1 mix 1 tbs of Borax powder with 1 litre of warm water and set aside.

Container #2 mix equal amounts of Elmer's White School Glue and warm water until you have enough liquid #2 for each child to have a small amount. (must be school glue because ordinary white glue won't work)

For each child pour some liquid #1 into a clear plastic cup so that they can see the reaction and and equal amount of liquid #2 into another cup. Allow the children to mix  the liquids together and stir with a spoon.

Store in a sealed container so it won't dry up.

You can add food coloring to liquid #2.

All these are safe and easy to clean up, just don't get it near the carpet.

It is a great learning science project they will love.

Good luck and have fun!

Answer 11

sidewalk calk and the outside is a great combo.

finger painting or painting with a medium such as cotton balls or stamps and marbles and such.

playdoh