N5BGPF001 | Finger Painting (5-6)
By Dr. Rajeev Tamhankar
Finger printing is a fun and creative activity where children use their fingers to create colorful artwork. It helps develop fine motor skills, sensory exploration, and artistic expression by using paint or ink pads to make unique patterns and designs.
- Set up a workspace with paper, non-toxic paints, or ink pads.
- Encourage children to dip their fingers into the paint and press them onto the paper.
- Guide them to create patterns, animals, trees, or any imaginative designs using their fingerprints.
- Allow the artwork to dry before displaying or storing it.
- Enhances creativity and imagination.
- Develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
- Encourages sensory exploration.
- Boosts self-expression and confidence.
- Use different colors to create vibrant artwork.
- Provide templates or outline drawings to inspire designs.
- Encourage storytelling along with their artwork.
- Keep wipes or a damp cloth nearby for easy cleanup.
- White or colored paper
- Non-toxic paints or ink pads
- Apron or old clothes (to prevent stains)
- Wet wipes or cloth for cleaning
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