Friendship art preschool activities

Creating A Classroom Community Through Art Part 1 Red, yellow, and blue are great alone, but when you mix them you create something beautiful. This is how lasting friendships are formed. Two individuals coming together to create something beautiful - FRIENDSHIP. The children pick a friend to work with and were given a large sheet of paper to decorate. We used tempera paint (red, yellow, blue), flannel sheets, and plastic plates. We diluted the paint with water to make it easier for it to…

Friendship Day is tomorrow {always the 1st Sunday in August}- what better way to celebrate than with fun handprint art! The 3rd week in August is also Friendship Week. Click through the links below to see easy ways for kids to celebrate all the awesome friends in their lives. Some ideas are perfect for a classroom project as a creative way for the students to get to know their new friends. Kids in summer camps might enjoy a keepsake of all their friends they made throughout the summer…

Friendship Week - Friends - Preschool - Toddler Artwork - Flowers - Handprint - Paint

Friendship flower

The following is an explanation of Friendship Day Activities For Babies. For a more complete explanation, please read the following article.

How is it possible that January 2017 has already come and gone? How is your focus on that one little word helping you? Mine is hope; here's what spoke to me today. I like the idea of being joyful in hope. And our nation is going through some turbulent times, so I connect with being patient in affliction and faithful in prayer. Tonight, a quick post, to express my gratitude for this uplifting visual display. Here's how this beautiful bouquet came to be: I saw a variation of this as a door…

The beginning of another school year is upon us, and so far my little ones have enjoyed lots of painting projects! This was one of their favorites – a way for us to introduce colors, make a fun collaborative work of art, and get messy with some paint! OK, so I know it’s not really a “quilt,” but we can pretend! And using paper and yarn is certainly a lot easier than doing lots of stitches. My version is pretty easy – I just give each child a different colored piece of construction paper and…

Use our Free Friendship Unit in your classroom to teach students the characteristics of a good friend and how to make the right choices at school and at home when it comes to navigating and maintaining friendships. This free friendship unit is perfect for back to school time or a refresher anytime during the school