In our most recent experience with painting, the children decided to use their feet along with their hands. This was a new exploration that both VR and JK valiantly explored.
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At the end only JK and VR were left with IS sitting close by, entranced by watching them. The slipping and sliding made JK laugh hysterically and shout to his mother who was in the room with us observing. VR often paused his work to yell out "Yay!" which is a common phrase for his moments of pure excitement. We had not painted in a few weeks so this jump to using our feet was an enjoyable way to welcome the painting back into our room. Next week we may add a new material to our painting time- stay tuned for pictures and a short blog documenting our experience!
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