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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
SHOW AND TELL: Mirror Image
Today, the older two boys went to the movie with Grandma (my MIL) and Gabe and I spent the time reading, playing Ms. Pacman, and painting. I showed Gabe how to make mirror image paintings. These are the mirror image paintings I did (all clickable for bigger viewing)...
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Pretty! Now you have to get him to find pictures and shapes in his paintings!
I love the use of color! I always loved doing those paintings!
I never did those. How pretty!
Those are my favorite painting activity! He did great! Frame it and give it to someone for Christmas!
*HUGS*
That's awesome!
how fun! You are a sweet mommy :)
Those are wonderful! You have so much fun with your kids :D Its really great to see.
Those are great. You are so creative with your kids. I love it. :)
Great idea. Can't wait til Min Man can do more creative things. Now he just like to peel the paper off the crayons.
Look at you, so crafty :-)
Did he have to tell you afterward what he saw in the shapes?
How cute - what a fun activity to share! Did you find shapes in them?
I love them! So random yet orderly.
Awesome. It kinda looks like Gabe made a bunny... it's blue. Or I could be having an inkblot moment ;)
Those are so fun to do. My little guy is a little too young to get into that sort of thing right now, but I look forward to doing it with him in the future!
those are great, the only thing Morris paints are furniture and walls lol
Oh God, you totally reminded me of school days (we used to do that like crazy then), and an unopened sketch book, water colours and new brushes...
Tell Gabe that in his painting I see a Yogi meditating...seriously!
What a good way to connect with children!
Those are so awesome! I am going to have to steal this idea for when the kidlets are bored . . .
Thanks for sharing!
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