a penguin in Santa's hat

A lighthouse collage

A lighthouse- oil pastels, chalk pastels, paint.

Topiaries

 The idea comes from
paintedpaperintheartroom. 

Designing the pots was the most attractive part of the project for my kids. Most children painted the plant pots using not paint brushes but fingers.

The flowers were made of tissue paper

My tree

We stuck some pieces of  blue tissue paper and used  some blue paint- as you can see, the effect is really interesting. My Little Artists loved the way we got the shapes of the trees- squeezing brown paint out of the bottles was great fun for children:)

Polar bears

I came across this project on the blog  thatartistwoman. My children love working with stensils, so the project was perfect for them. We watched some polar bears videos, then painted- purple sky and light blue ice,  and white bears (using stensils of course:)

Everybody gets angry sometimes...

Yesterday we talked about our emotions. We read great book: "When Sophie Gets Angry- Really, Really Angry..." by Molly Bang. Then we drew our angry faces- really, really angry faces...:).

Have you ever seen a penguin wearing a yellow scarf?

Elks and the snowstorm

Wax paper, stensils ( for the elks:) and paint.                    So easy and so wintry!