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Tag Archives: open ended art
Paper Plate Art
Paper plates – I wonder what the children will create with paper plates? I love open-ended art so children can just do. The goal is for the children have input and choice with very little structure. Today there is a toddler … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Colors, Imitation, Language, Observation, sensory, Terrific Toddlers
Tagged art, child directed art, fine motor, language, open ended art, science, self, toddler art, vocabulary
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Enjoying the Process
Young children are usually more interested in the art process than in the product. They want to see what happens when they explore a variety of textures. They like to move their pencil, paint brush, crayon around and see what … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Emotions, Motor Development, Terrific Toddlers
Tagged art. toddlers, early childhood, emotional develpment, fine motor, open ended art, parents, preschool, teaching
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