The rains have arrived in Sydney; a sure sign that Autumn is here. I take a deep breath of the crisp cool air as I savour the arrival of my favourite season. The rains have brought my sons delights of their own. The rains have beckoned worms to the surface. My preschool twin sons N&M poke at the worms with sticks. My toddler son E doesn’t bother finding a stick. He uses his fingers. Squishy worms; Bear Grylls, eat your heart out.

 

 

Materials
Yarn
Thin Acrylic Paint
Paper

Method

Dip the yarn into the paint to make some squishy worms.

Swish and wriggle the squishy worms around paper to make some squishy worm prints.

Experiment with different types of yarn.

Relish those squishy worms!

N & M: 3 years, 9 months
E: 1 year, 8 months

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Pauline Pauline LessonsLearntJournal is all about life with kids. On Lessons Learnt Journal you'll find activities for children: play, maths games, handwriting, reading as well as parenting confessions. Pauline is a Christian, Wife, Mother of 4, Primary School Teacher. When not blogging, she may be found virtually hoarding on Pinterest, trying to decide which Instagram filter to apply, or compulsively refreshing her Facebook feed. Most days you'll find her chasing her kids and that much needed nap.

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5 Responses to Squishy Worms Painting

  1. Kelley [playgroundlaboratory.blogspot.com] says:

    How fun! We tried this with spaghetti noodles not too long ago, yarn next!

  2. PlayDrMom says:

    How fun! I love the way the paintings turned out … and the colors of paint that you used! Thanks so much for sharing this great post on the Kids Co-Op Linky!

  3. Such a cute idea. Makes it even more fun when the kids imagine them as real worms!

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