Sensory Halloween

Edition!

1. Print out recipe and monster and/or ghost page. Print on cardstock or glue to heavy construction paper.

2. Follow recipe instructions.

3. Using fingers (or stick/tool), place mixture on top of image. Dab to make it “puffy”.

4. The next step is to “decorate” the picture using glue and medium that offers tactile experiences.

5. Add yarn for the monsters hair, google eyes, pipe cleaners, and other manipulatives,

6. Allow to dry overnight.

Instructions:

Halloween

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puffy paint ghost & monster

Puffy Paint

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Recipe RecipeYou Will Need: 1 cup white shaving cream

½ cup white liquid glue

Small bowl

Food Coloring (optional)

Directions: 1. Mix the shaving cream and glue together in a bowl. 2. If the mixture appears too “thin”, add more glue to

make it “stiffer”. 3. Once painted, projects will require several hours to

dry.

Fun Tips: Some children may initially resist mixing the ingredients

with their fingers.

Allow them to use a spoon until he or she develops a tolerance.

Some children may need to apply the mixture with a paint brush.

Gently entice your child to use the mixture as finger paint.

When dry the paint will have an elevated or puffy appearance.

1 cup white shaving cream

Food Coloring (optional)

RecipeRecipeRecipe

Caution!

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