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Baby Art
Contact_FullName: Joanna Contact_Email: joannabmama@aol.com date:: 09/14/03 Area: baby art Idea: Talk to your class about how foot prints are stamped at the hospital when a baby is born. Then paint the bottom of their feet and stamp on a paper with the caption "I'm not a baby any more!!!" Contact_FullName: Kim Fogelson Contact_Email: kim2227@hotmail.com date:: 03/07/03 Area: Babies-Art Idea: Make a classroom quilt using paper squares taped together. We had the students bring in baby photos and we copied them and glued them each on a square. We also put a recent picture next to his/her baby picture to compare. You can add children's drawing's into the quilt and different pictures. Contact_FullName: Kim Fogelson Contact_Email: kim2227@hotmail.com date:: 03/07/03 Area: Babies-Art Idea: Have your students send in old socks from home. The children will fill the socks up with cotton stuffing. Use markers to draw eyes, nose, mouth and can use yarn to add hair, bows, etc. You can put the babies in a basket and have the students take care of them.
9-26-00Finger-paint with baby lotion.
7-14-00Place one or two disposable diapers in your science center along with a container of water and a few eye droppers. Let the children experiment by dropping water from droppers onto the diaper. A first lesson in absorption and great for fine motor too!
Date: 3-28-00Make baby footprints: Have the child make a fist. Apply paint to the side of their fist closest to the pinky finger. Have them press their fist to a piece of paper. That will make the main part of the foot. Now using their index finger dipped in paint, make the five small toes. I've used this idea to make baby announcements and thank you-s too!
Date: 1-31-00In my Baby Unit we finger-paint with baby food and taste baby food (then compare it with the older child version. Ex: applesauce or carrots).
Date: 1-24-00We fill baby bottles with washable paint and put them at the easels. We also add baby powder into the finger-paint.
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