Are you as in love with contact paper as I am? There are so many things you can do with clear contact paper. Today I am going to highlight what I am sure will be the first of many easy contact paper ideas. I was inspired by Art 4 Little Hands.
I do many projects with A and B but it's harder to find things for C since she is 18 months old and still loves to put everything in her mouth. But this activity is perfect for little ones.
Cut up some pieces of tissue paper. I like to use all different colors but if you were studying a particular color it would be pretty to have different shades of that color.
Next, peel off the backing on some contact paper and tape it to a wall or window. This is always tricky for me and I usually end up with the contact paper all stuck together. So after you untangle it and you little one gets their hands on it, it will look something like this.
C had tons of fun just sticking and unsticking her hands. I then gave her the tray of tissue paper and demonstrated how to stick it on. She loved saying "stick" as she placed each piece of tissue paper.
Eventually she just started squishing and throwing the remaining tissue paper so this was all C added. But no project is safe when you have a sibling. Big sis A came along and added her own spin.
A found the tissue paper wrapper and crumpled it up and added it to the mix.
I think it gives it flair!
What are you waiting for? Go out and get some clear contact paper and tissue paper! I found mine at the dollar store. Maybe that's what I should have named this blog - "I Found Mine at the Dollar Store."
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20 comments:
Following you back. I just LOVE the entire idea behind your blog and can't wait to be able to do fun things like this with Payton
Thanks for stopping by and following. I just wanted to let you know that I am returning the favor. :)
What a cute idea! I'll definitely have to try this one out!
Gina, I also could not wait for my kids to be able to do these kinds of things. As a former teacher, I live for this stuff!
Stephanie, Thank you for checking in!
I love this 'stained glass' project! My mom used do to this with me and her daycare program all the time!!!!
What a fun project! I can't wait to try it out with my kiddos!
Kendra, I love that you can do it with so many different aged kids.
Thanks Jill! It was a lot of fun and there are so many variations.
Very cute idea! A great way to recycle!
New follower.
Mandie
http://takingtimeformommy.com
Thank you Mandie! I am all about cheap activities. :-)
Girl, I'm sad I don't have a child to do these with, would it be crazy to put that on my french door, and have Lexi do it with her nose? Just kidding!! Glad the girls are having a blast.
Jenn, yes it would be crazy to do this with Lexi and her wet nose. LOL!
I would do this activity when I worked as a Toddler Teacher. Fun Times! Following you back from the Blogging buddies hop. Thanks for stopping by! =)
-Trisha
Hello...found you on Mom Bloggers Club...have come to follow you. Would love it if you'd return the follow when you can. You have some really cool, inexpensive activities for kids. I know my daughter would have enjoyed many of these, if she were young again (I wish for that all the time...not realistic...but would really like it..she's grown too fast). Make it a great weekend!
Thank you Momma T!
Hi Susan, Thank you! Yes, I keep hearing they grow up so fast but sometimes when you are in the midst of it, it's hard to see.
Very nice. I love how neat and organized you did it too. I just threw pieces of the tissue on the ground and by the end it was a real mess! Thanks for linking back to me. I love it!
Thank you Laura! That means a lot coming from you. I love all your ideas.
You've got great ideas. I will pass this on a mommy friend of mine. My kids are a bit to big now ;)
Julie, thanks so much!
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