We also did a similar color mixing activity with milk {HERE}.
Start by putting drops of food coloring on a tray of shaving cream...
We used the back of a paint brush to spread it around. This would be an excellent way to experiment with colors...
The little tot has tons of fun...
Audrey's creation...
Sophia's creation...
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9 comments:
That looks awesome! We used to a lot with shaving cream in my classroom, like letting the kids use it to write/practice words and letters...but it give me a headache, so no more shaving cream! lol =(
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
I hear you on the whole headache thing. I think they make a fragrance free type.?
They look great!!
Sorry for asking such an obvious answer, however I take it that the paper pressed onto the shaving cream will dry?
Love this artwork, I have plans to do the same in the near future...can't wait for next installment of R2R Level 2.
Hi Leesy,
Yes, it does dry:) I was a little worried too, until it did dry in about an hour or so:)
You always have such cute ideas Annie! I just printed out your sight word caterpillar and added the words we know to our new word wall. It looks great. Thank you!
http://littleadventurespreschool.blogspot.com/2011/11/sight-word-caterpillar.html
Love this! Maybe we can do this tomorrow. Great activity for both of my girls, aged 1 and 4.
I have to say that shaving foam is THE most popular activity that I do in my art class. (I work in a school for autistic children).Although you will not get any product with the activity the process is well worth it.
Thanks...
I-Coloniali shaving cream
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