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 Now i'd like tell you  some  guides make projects art and craft for children. CATEGORY:  Decorations Xmas MATERIALS: • Paper towel rolls • Toilet paper rolls, • Straws, • Small plates, • Cup cake holders. • Paint and or decoupage materials to decorate the cut up rolls. DIRECTIONS: Cut up paper towel rolls and toilet paper rolls and have the children decorate them .When they are dry they can be used for the garlands. They can be decoupaged with tissue paper or other pieces of paper or they can be painted, or even have stickers put all over. The preparing of the pieces of cut up rolls can be done as a separate activity. And then when they are all ready and dry use them to make the garlands. You will also need to decorate some small paper plates that will be used to separate the rolls. For stringing you can use yarn or string and use a small plate or cupcake holder to separate the pieces from each other. Keep on stringing and adding pieces until...

Transformed art               These are activities where you take any old box, juice can, glass plate, things made out of wood etc and then use a crafts skills like decoupage, mosaics or at times paper mache to transform the product into a piece of artwork that you can actually use. (These are crafts that can easily be done with young children) Some crafts people call these activities altered art. I will explain how to do each of these three activities in detail. When an activity calls for transformed art even though I may suggest one of these three to use you can feel free to substitute one of the other two. Sometimes you can combine two of the activities like making an object out of paper mache and then using decoupage to decorate it. 1-Decoupage            Decoupage is the art of decorating objects with cutout pictures and printed designs, then adding a glasslike finish to cover, seal, and protect them. ...

Hello Everyone, I hope you keep your healthy in every condition before read this chapter If you are reading this I can safely assume that you are a parent, a teacher or an adult involved with young children. Not only that but you are interested in presenting art activities to the children in a way that does not stifle them but encourages growth. And you are ready to use art as a conduit towards growth. Why do your give your children art? Is it because it lets you spend time together with them? Is it because they love to cut and paste and glue? Is it because you need to keep them busy as it helps them with boredom? Is it because you think it’s good for them? How about all of the above? If you said yes! Than you’re right. Art is good for them, (if done correctly it can help them grow and gain special skills that will give them an edge in life.) Art does keep kids busy and not bored and is certainly is a great way to spend quality time together.  ...

Table of Contents chapter 1 Why art 3 How kids grow 6 How to apply developmental ideas 10 Applying developmental ideas to art 11 Crafts and art- what’s the difference? 13 Ages and stages of children 15 The adult’s role 18 Projects and categories 20 Materials 22 Process-only art products 23 chapter 2 Decoupage 25 Mosaics 27 Paper mache 28 Process-only art activities 30-39 Pointers on projects 40 Rosh Hashana 41 Sukkot/ Simchat Torah 43 Halloween 47 Thanksgiving 50 Hanukkah 53 chapter 3 Xmas 55 Kwanzaa 59 New Years 61 Mardi gras 63 Valentine’s Day 65 Tu B’shvat 67 Purim 69 Passover 73 Easter 75 Yom Ha’atzmaut 77 chapter 4 St. Patrick’s Day 78 Mother’s Day 80 Shavuot 82 Father’s Day 84 July 4th 86 Fall 88 Winter 91 Spring 93 Summer 95 Thinking up your own projects 97