The children participated in a very interesting art activity that combined their interests in drawing with their recent observations of things melting. Mrs. Bombardier set up a griddle that was covered in foil and turned on the 'warm' setting.
The children helped us peel some festive colours of crayons.
With adult supervision, the children were invited to draw on a piece of paper that was placed on the warm surface...as they coloured they noticed the crayons begin to melt!
The children observed that the slower they moved the crayon on the hot surface, the faster it melted.
And the more they coloured, the more wax was left on their paper, creating beautiful textures and the blending of new colours on the surface.
The finished product was a masterpiece of colours, lines, and textures! As the art cooled and the wax hardened, the children could feel their artwork as well as see it! Beautiful!
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