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Art Party

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Ideas for a ART Party

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[li]Get the kids to create their own ‘art smock’. Grab some inexpensive t-shirts or have your guests bring an old one from home! Use fabric markers for quick drying.[/li]
[li]Instead of goodie bags filled with sweets, fill bags with paint brushes, crayons, stickers and paper.[/li]
[li]Fill fruit trays with a rainbow of colours – strawberries, oranges, pineapple, honeydew, blueberries and red grapes.[/li]
[li]Label drinks as ‘creative juices’ and other snacks as ‘food for thought’.[/li]
[li]Use plastic paint palettes as plates.[/li]
[li]Four popsicle sticks can be glued together to make tiny easels. These can be used for decoration, paint brush holding or name cards.[/li]
[li]Give each child their own small canvas, paint, glitter, ribbon and anything else they need to create their own masterpiece.[/li]
[li]Keep a pack of baby wipes nearby for messy hands and spills.[/li]
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Credit: Michele Cleaver 0417 425 116

www.colouryourworldart.com

As published in Peninsula Kids Magazine – Summer 2015/16

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