Preschool Stained Glass
Acorn Art Activity
To add color and fun to our classroom we made these cute Stained Glass Acorns for our windows! Because this was the first time using starch and tissue paper I only cut out the top of the Acorn, it takes patience to fill in the holes and my little guys this was there max. For older children I might cut out the bottom as well to add color. Fun Letter A Activity for Letter of the Week!
Supplies Needed
- Starch & water
- colored tissue paper
- brown construction paper
- Card stock for template
- cup and brush
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To start I like to do our art on trays it helps keep the mess down and allows them to dry without moving them. I cut out the Acorns in different shades of brown and had the children start by brushing the hole with the starch and water mix. I Added a touch of water to the starch. Then they started to place their tissue to fill in the hole. For many this was a big task, you need to fill the hole completely up! When your Acorn is done simply let it dry then cut around the edges and hang in the window!
