Tempera paint sticks projects

Idea by Hannah Hendrickson, Art Teacher. Examples of Kindergarten buildings! Kindergarteners glued popsicle sticks together to create buildings. Once dry, they painted them using tempera paint. They then traced their buildings onto black construction paper, cut them out, colored them in using oil pastels, and glued the paper and buildings together.

Cut Up Art is a creative twist on painting that uses several art mediums and provides a beautiful finished product. A great kids' art project!

How to make tape resist name paintings with kids in preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten. Paint that's fun and mess free, dries in 90 seconds!

We've had the great fun of testing a new kids' art product these last couple of weeks—tempera paint sticks. Kate, from Stubby Pencil Studio, sent us the paint sticks to try out and asked me what I thought of them. In a word, AWESOME! In a few more, plus pictures and comparisons: These Playcolor tempera paint sticks, made by Instant in Spain, are, as the name implies, tempera paint in stick form. The idea is mess-free painting. The color goes on the paper dry (so no wrinkling, no mess, no…

Stained Glass Art with Kwik Stix {FREE printable templates!} from Fun at Home with Kids

Create this DIY Tribal Wood Block Wall Art using raw wood and Kwik Stix Tempera Paint Sticks, they dry in 90 seconds! What a cool boho project for fall!

This paper plate rainbow is an incredibly easy and fun craft for kids! You just need a few things from […]

Tempera paints for kids No mess kids art kwik stix review. Fun paints for children of all ages, affordable, awesome colors

Video tutorial using playcolor paint sticks with rubber stamps to make an art journal background for this week's Let's Play link party!

What is the number one reason parents keep paints on the tippy-top shelf of the art closet? Paint is messy! As a matter of fact, that’s probably the number one reason for not making any