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Ghost Symmetry |
What you will need:
1. Black construction paper
2. White craft paint
3. Googily eyes
4. Black paint or Black marker
5. Newspaper (for keeping your area clean)
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I had my boys fold a piece of black construction paper in half. We used 8.5" x 11" paper, but Ghost Symmetry would be really cool on bigger paper too! |
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They squirted white craft paint the way they wanted in the middle of the paper. |
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We placed a piece of newspaper under the paper before we folded it -- just in case extra paint came squirting out -- and it did! Phew! I recommend folding gently because we found that the paint looked nicer, but experiment to see what you like better. |
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He was so excited that he tried another ghost right away. |
My youngest son made this cute ghost!
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Lastly, we added googily eyes while the paint was still wet (you could also glue them on after the paint dries). We chose not to add a ghost mouth after the paint dried because we liked the way he looked without one. However, you could use black paint, a marker, or even scraps of black construction paper.
If you are using this symmetry lesson, just make sure your eyes and mouth are added symmetrically. |
Amazing - great for hand development too. I am featuring on the Kids Co-op this week.
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