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Artsy Thursday!

 We ended Week of the Young Child with Artsy Thursday! Today was so great to spend outside and create a more nature related art project. Before heading outside though, W took some time at the playdoh table to create some stacked playdoh balls. Very artsy! Once we headed outside and took a look around to see what kind of materials we could use to create a collaborative art piece. The only real obvious thing I saw were the dandelions. Have you ever scraped them across a surface? They leave a yellow pigment behind! The boys thought it was hysterical to be able to rub dandelions across the canvas and have yellow pigment magically appear! 

This week was so fun to celebrate these kids. Looking forward to continue to do so in the weeks to come. 



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