Simple fine motor art with flowers.
How do I make these moments last forever? Two golden heads bend over a project. Four tiny hands trace smooth acorns. Two little noses sniff the sweet roses on a misty moisty morning.
Little fingers couldn't resist the silky petals. I gave them a bucket and they filled it quickly. We didn't stay out in the damp for very long. Soon we headed inside. Time to do something with all those petals.
How to do flower petal drawing with toddlers
Materials
Flower petals. So far we've found that roses and dandelions work well. Other flowers don't seem to leave as much color.
White paper
Simply use the petals to draw designs on your paper. We spelled our names, and drew pictures of flowers. While you're working you'll get to enjoy the sweet smell of the flowers all over again.
When you are finished, you'll have a priceless design commemorating a precious day with your little one.
More fine motor activities
Painting with berries
Window shields for birds
Clever paint time clean up
Snowflake addition and subtraction
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