Junk modelling – create your own rocketship
What you’ll need Toilet paper rolls or kitchen towel tubes (for the rocket body) Cardboard […]
Read moreYou can cut out facial features from a magazine of your child’s choosing, or they can sit and cut them out independently if they are an older child. Once completed, your child then can select which facial features they want to use for their picture – encourage them to try different ones before sticking it down. Have fun with choosing features that will make the face look really funny.
You may like to show your child some Picasso portraits for inspiration. Older children over three may enjoy learning some facts about Picasso, and seeing more of his work to inspire future creations. Why not research together?
Once your child has stuck down their chosen pieces they can colour in the face using lots of different bright coloured pens or pencils. Have a go at making a family of faces!