Paint experiments

We’ve found a brilliant art-science activity to share! If you have young kids, you’ve probably come across the milk-soap-food colouring experiment which did the rounds on Facebook and Pinterest a w…

Bubble painting is SO MUCH FUN! Use dish soap and paint to create unique, colorful bubble art. It's such a cool art project and kids craft!

This delightfully messy watercolor painting activity blends art and kids’ science and is a great way to show that oil and water will not mix.

Since I am doing some watercolour painting I did some experiments to see how the pigment can be manipulated to create effects which could be used in the creation of an image. It was interesting to see how the pigment moved when the methylated spirit was dripped onto it. This could be used to create some interesting bubble effects. As well as dripping the methylated spirits you can also paint it on with a round brush. The salt on wet paint created some beautiful delicate effects.

Try out some alcohol and watercolor painting. This is a neat science art combo that kids love trying out. They will be amazed with the result!

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How to paint with bubbles - a fun, easy activity that kids and moms love! It’s quick and easy to set up and there’s plenty of room for imagination as children create pictures. Great for preschoolers on up! #kidsactivity #bubbles #kidscrafts

Awesome collection of St. Patrick's Day science activities that kids will love! Learn rainbow science and create rainbows using water, paper, CD's, candy, slime, and more! This fun kids' science for St. Patrick's Day is perfect for science centers or classroom parties. Use rainbows, leprechauns, and shamrocks to learn!

Blow painting is a wonderful process art project with unpredictable and beautiful results! Blow Painting Materials: StrawsLiquid watercolors or food coloringSmall cupsPaperTray Instructions: Mix liquid watercolors in individual cups with water.Place a piece of paper

Paint glue salt process art experiments :: STEAM science and art lesson plan

Bubble Painting - Two Ways • Capturing Parenthood

Looking for a fun way to combine science and art? Check out this project for watercolor painting with rubbing alcohol. You’ll be amazed at what you can create.

You don’t need any special tools to add texture to your acrylic painting, you just need a little creativity.

20 colorful activities that combine art and science for kids

Fizzy painting is a fun way to use chemistry to create art with your kids. Enjoy this simple STEM activity with your toddlers or preschoolers.

While experimenting the other day we made an AMAZING discovery.