Last Updated on June 24, 2017 by Sheryl Cooper
Shaving cream and watercolors is our favorite mixture for kids finger painting fun. I know some of you might be cringing from the thought of hands (and arms) getting into that combination, wondering what about the mess? This is when I suggest taking it outside, just like we did with our mirror activity! And while I know this looks messy, the soap in the shaving cream makes clean up a breeze, especially if you can just hose it down when finished. This finger painting activity is perfect for working on the sense of touch!
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What we used:
and we had some leftover Foam Paint that we added for some vibrancy.
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I placed a large magnetic board on our patio table. I wanted a very slick surface and loved how the light reflected off of it.
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I applied the shaving cream and then squirted the watercolors into it. Then I added what was left of the paint foam.
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I found this pastry brush at a discount store for 99 cents and added it. I need to buy more!
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The arms got involved, too.
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When finished, I just hosed it off. Easy clean up!
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