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SPLAT!

Get instantly hooked on making ink creatures. Go with the flow and bring ink shapes to life.

1Supplies​

  • Paper

  • Ink or watered down paint

  • A drinking straw (thin plastic stirring straws work best)

  • Markers or pens (you can also use whiteout and paint)

2prep

Important:

Cover your work area so the ink and paint wont stain anything important.

3DROP

Put a large droplet of ink on paper. Quickly, before it dries, blow on the droplet through a straw to direct the ink out onto the sheet. Try blowing on it from different directions. Don't let the straw touch the paper or ink.

4DRAW!

Once the ink dries, spend some time looking at your ink splat. Like clouds in the sky, you can see the suggestion of a form - a leg, arm or wing. With your markers add to the splat to bring it to life.

MAKE YOUR OWN STRAW

What you need: rectangular paper (can be scrap or newspaper), glue, and a pencil (the thinner the better)

Steps: Lay the paper flat on the table. Put glue on one of the long edges of the paper. Align the pencil with the other long edge. Roll the paper around the pencil, ending with the glue edge securing the paper to itself. Let dry.

RESOURCES

Look for this book at your library or bookstore:

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Nigel

For projects for younger kids, look for Nigel the koala. Projects include:

What's different?, Play portal, and We Puzzle Together for Tots

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