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FINGER PAINTS - 10 Pictures of Wild Animals - ART FOR KIDS

Students fill blank circles on ten colored wild-animal pictures with fingertip paint marks, choosing their own colors and textures.
Grades
Grades 1–3, Elementary
Pages
12
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Instant download · Updated Dec 17, 2023

Subject
Creative Arts, Art
Topic
Art, Finger painting
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Wild-Animal Finger Painting

Choose from ten colored animal pictures with white circles for children to fill using fingertip paint marks. The 12-page PDF includes the ten activity pictures, a cover and a publisher-links page.

Provide paint, protect clothing and the work surface, and allow space for the pictures to dry. Students can choose colors and practice controlled fingertip placement. Print one picture for each learner; no answer key is needed.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Place repeated fingertip marks in the blank circles on an animal picture
  • Explore color and texture through finger painting

Teaching tips

  • Have students wear old clothing or a smock, to protect clothing while painting.

  • Set out the paint in shallow containers so fingers can be dipped easily, and keep a damp cloth nearby for cleanup between colors.

  • Introduce the activity with calm music before starting, to settle students before they begin the sensory, hands-on task.

Skills covered

  • Hand control through repeated fingertip placement
  • Color selection
  • Tactile exploration of paint

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What art materials are needed?

Provide finger paint, containers for small amounts of paint, and a protected work surface. The resource supplies ten colored wild-animal pictures with blank circular paint spaces.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Finger painting

  • Fine motor development

  • Sensory art

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