This is the fourth in my series about Learning Colours, based on the animals in the book Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? For more information on the series, please see here.
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This week we focused on the blue horse, and also on other blue things.
Drawing and Painting with Blue
As usual at the start of a new week of colour, F produced some artwork only using blue crayons, blue coloured pencils and a blue marker. We also did some painting with two different colours of blue paint, and some blue glitter glue. It all became the same colour quite soon so I added some white for variety. F had some great fine motor skill practice trying to squeeze out the glitter glue. The finished artwork is not really a gallery piece but does look rather special when all that glitter catches the light!
I bought some horse card templates which just had to be used this week! I taped them to a board and gave F some blue crayons and pencils. That didn’t hold his attention too well so we tried again with paint. I used lots of small bits of painter’s tape to keep the card horse attached to a piece of white card stock. Then we used a roller to spread blue paint and blue glitter glue over the top. After it had dried I carefully lifted off the card horse and glued it to some fun patterned paper. Two pieces of artwork for the price of one!
As far as my son is concerned, a week of featuring all things blue would not be complete without mentioning Thomas the train!
He had a Thomas themed party recently and his eyes light up whenever he sees this cute blue train. See here for the easy jigsaw puzzle that I made for him.
I put together a container for F filled with interesting blue items.
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