Finger Painted Christmas Trees
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Grade Level
Kindergarten
Subject
Art
Length of Time
30 to 45 minutes
Description
Students will have green finger paint to make Christmas trees. They will also use red finger paint and make decorations on the tree and presents below the tree.
Goals
To feel the texture of finger paint
To make creative Christmas trees and pictures
Materials Needed
White finger paint paper
Red finger paint
Green finger paint
Smocks
Procedure
First, you will help them put on their smocks. Then, you will pass out the finger paint paper to each student. After that, you will give them a paper plate with red and green finger paint. They will place their fingertip into the green paint and make a Christmas tree. When they have made their tree, they can place their fingertip into the red paint and make decorations on the tree or presents under the tree. Finally, they need to write their names on their papers let them dry.
Grading
You can praise them on their creativity.
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