Mister Seahorse

Eric Calre Inspired Art

Fun paper plate craft to accompany one of my favorite authors, Mister Seahorse by Eric Carle. There are many different ways to create your seahorse using the basic paper plate form. Last year we used watercolors and buttons for our Let’s Make a Seahorse. This year I wanted to experiment with tissue paper, for a new look. the children started by painting the glue over their paper plate seahorse. Then placing on top of the glue, I’ll be honest this was messy but the kids really enjoyed the painting of the glue. As always I like to put out options so they can make their art their own. I had small buttons and sequins. Some took two days to dry! When dry cut around the edge of your seahorse. I then added them to our Ocean themed Bulletin Board: All things Bright and Beautiful!

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I like to set up our Art Center so they can work with little help from me. In this case to help keep the glue mess contained I set a small plastic dish of glue on their tray with a foam brush. I cut out two Seahorses from one plate, with older children you could draw the shape and have them cut out. I love these Styrofoam trays, I use one tray for the whole year all their art work pops right off when dry!