Art & Science: Chemistry

This session is all about Art & Science! Our focus this week was chemistry. We investigated chemical reactions through an artistic lens exploring color and texture as well as our senses. To do this, we did three experiments: Milk and Dish Soap Watercolor...

Monster Mash!

The title says it all! Over here at Studio Sprout it was a Monster Mash all week long. (It was such a fun week!) Our interns may have had even more fun than our students. This week’s project inspiration comes from a variety of sources; the first being the sweet...

Printmaking & Painting with Wacky Tools

Materials Needed: White Paper (sulphite or cardstock work great) Tempera Paint (we use washable colorations and love it!) Paint Brushes Foam Rollers Other Tools We Used: Bubble Wrap Yarn Blocks Sponges Scrapers Kitchen Tools (mashers, basting brush, etc) Corks plastic...

Tissue Paper Art

This tissue paper art project is easy peasy with wonderful results and was targeted at our youngest age group. Our kids happen to love squirt bottles so any project we can incorporate the bottles is a hit! Materials: Squirt Bottle Paper Bleeding Tissue Paper (may also...

Glue Art

What kid doesn’t love squeezing glue? Especially when it’s colored glue! Past glue projects can be found here, here, and even here! Colored glue is just so fun, we can’t stay away. As always, we make our colored glue by mixing liquid water color and...

Freeze! It’s a Stick-Up Mural!

Here at Studio Sprout we often start class with an open activity like a sensory box or a free draw. It gets the kiddos in a creative head-space. This week we  created a collaborative free draw mural with post-it notes. These are some images of our collaborative...