Dear Reader,
I have seen this idea on the internet for a while and wanted to try it out for myself. With a little help from my sister I was able to set this up.
The Idea is you glue white cut-outs on white paper to hide what it is. I used a glue stick (we all know how well those stay glued, so it was perfect for what I wanted).
Once the glue has dried let your child color the paper. To make this activity a little different I also used cotton balls grasped in clothes pins. I did this partly because I don’t know where my paintbrushes are and partly because it is a different item that forces my children to practice the pincer grasp.
Have your child paint the paper until they are ready to stop, just make sure the glued pictures don’t get unstuck prematurely and your child paint under the picture. When the paper is painted let the paint dry, then peel the pictures off and see the hidden pictures.
