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Each class at preschool kicked off the summer with a large group friendship mural…
Every mural was different…
A large group mural is a great way to promote friendship. As the children participated in making their murals they talked with each other and spent time working together side-by-side to achieve a common goal…
Some of the murals invited individual creativity as well…
The next time you are looking for a way to foster new friendships, set out lots of different materials and let your children make a mural together….
Here are a few ideas for murals you can try out over the summer…
Bottle cap mural from Lines, Dots, and Doodles
Hand and fingerprint mural from Putti Prapancha
Painting a Mural from Chasing Cheerios
Shadow Murals from Atelierista
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What a wonderful, social activity Deborah.
Donna
Thanks for stopping by Sherry and Donna:)
How fun and pretty! I love the handprint rainbow. When Little J’s was in preschool, they made one where the kids used spray bottles of watered down paint to paint a white sheet. Then they “signed” the sheet.
That would be a wonderful keepsake!