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Finger Painting A Snail

Finger painting a snail is a really simple art activity. Focus with your kids on making a good circle, and show them how mixing two primary colors makes a different secondary color.

After you paint one, do another using different colors. Have your kids also make them different sizes, see if they can make a really small one.

Chuckers enjoyed this art activity even though it was very simple. He thought the snail was funny looking. You could also add other things to this snail to make him even crazier.

Finger Painting A Snail Focus:

  • Making a good circle.
  • Mixing primary colors to make a secondary color.
  • Bigger and smaller sizes.

If you’re having trouble watching the video here, watch Finger Painting A Snail on YouTube!

Filed Under: Painting for Kids Tagged With: Finger painting, Primary Colors, Secondary Colors

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