
Now, I did need a little shove in the painting direction. Mom Unplugged issued a "challenge" to do a paint project using things we find in our own backyard. That and a new Target in our area was all I needed! =) Went to Target the next day and bought paint, finger paint, and a big pad of white paper.

We painted on the front porch of our house. The nature items we used were different leaves, sticks, and acorns. We even had a little learning time when Will asked what was inside the leaves. We talked about how leaves and people both have "veins". I think next time we do this, we'll have another "learning time" about mixing colors. I'll only get out the red, yellow, and blue; we'll come up with the rest.
So, enough jabbering from me. I hope you enjoyed our first artwork in nature painting! (Oh, Nathan thought he'd use his foot and I figured he could get anymore natural than that!)

3 comments:
I am so glad you had fun with this! I especially love that last photo with Nathan's foot, too cute (and as you say - very natural).
I always need a little "shove" too, especially for messier projects. That is one of the reasons I started this whole idea. To get us going with the projects too!
Thanks for joining in and I hope you and the boys will participate next Monday also!
These are great. Thanks for sharing!
I love that another child used a body part..my daughter kept saying my hands are "natural".
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