The Lorax Dr Seuss Bubble Wrap Painting Activity
Art and craft-themed activities are a fun way to keep your kids busy and occupied. They can be a bit messy – which is always fun and art activities tend to boost creativity as well as improve cognition. This inspired painting activity is centered around Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax and is a fun bubble wrap painting activity to get your kids to try out any time of the year!
Why Bubble Wrap Painting Though?
You might have some bubble wrap leftover from an Amazon purchase that came in, and this activity can be a great way to put that to use! Using different mediums and textures for painting can be fun and bubble wrap printing is a great preschool or home activity the kids will enjoy.
Supplies Needed for the Bubble Wrap Painting Activity
How to Make This Lorax Craft for Kids
Step 1:
Paint over the bubble wrap using a thick layer of yellow acrylic paint.
Step 2:
Place the bubble wrap over white cardstock for a few seconds, and then carefully remove the bubble wrap.
Step 3:
Allow the paint on the cardstock to air dry for a few minutes.
Step 4:
Using a black marker, draw around the Lorax’s moustache and cut it out using a pair of scissors.
Step 5:
Draw the rest of the Lorax on the orange cardstock and cut it out.
Step 6:
Assemble all the pieces together and place them on a new sheet. Stick using a glue stick.
This Lorax craft for kids is super fun and easy and is one preschool art and craft activity that will bring a smile to your child’s day.
The Lorax Dr Seuss Bubble Wrap Painting Activity
Materials
- Colored cardstock
- Glue stick
- Scissors
- Chalk marker
- Bubble wrap
- Acrylic paint
- Paintbrush
Instructions
- Paint over the bubble wrap using a thick layer of yellow acrylic paint.
- Place the bubble wrap over white cardstock for a few seconds, and then carefully remove the bubble wrap.
- Allow the paint on the cardstock to air dry for a few minutes.
- Using a black marker, Lorax's mustache and cut it out using a pair of scissors.
- Draw the rest of the Lorax on the red cardstock and cut it out.
- Assemble all the pieces together and place them on a new sheet. Stick using a glue stick.
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