Carrot Rip Art
Are carrots your child’s favorite veggie from the garden? Let them recreate their favorite vegetable in art form.
Supplies:
Orange and green paper, scissors and large white paper.
Step 1: Trace your child’s hand. I did it three times. Then cut the hands out. My son needed help cutting the hand out also.
Step 2: Start ripping orange paper into small pieces.
Step 3: Glue the pieces on the sheet. I drew a carrot outline so it was easier for him to know where to glue. Have the child overlap the pieces too.
Step 4: Glue handprints for greenery on carrot.
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Penny Bauder
As an environmental scientist and a working mother of two, Penny Bauder saw a need for a convenient solution that would allow families to spend quality time together enjoying fun activities that brought them closer to each other and also closer to nature. So, in 2010, Green Kid Crafts was officially born. Green Kid Crafts is an eco-friendly company that provides creative activities to do with kids through their eco-friendly arts, crafts, and science boxes. Green Kid Crafts is carbon neutral, Green America Approved, and a member of 1% for the Planet – pledging to donate a portion of every sale to environmental charities.