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Balloon Color-Mixing Kids Craft

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A fun primary-secondary colors kids craft designed for preschoolers and kindergarteners to promote sensory play and advance fine motor skills.

This is a fun Balloon Color-Mixing Kids Craft which, besides advancing fine-motor control by using a dropper, will also teach your child primary and secondary colors.

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You’ll need for this Balloon Color-Mixing Kids Craft:

  • cotton pads
  • a glue stick
  • thin ribbon
  • food coloring

HOW TO make this Color-Mixing Kids Activity Craft:

First, offer your child to glue ballon-ribbons and three white cotton pads to a piece of paper. Then, using a dropper, add red food coloring to one cotton pad. Thereafter, add yellow and blue coloring to each: creating all three PRIMARY colors.

Besides making PRIMARY colors, Adrian made SECONDARY colors by adding the following:

  • he added yellow to red, thus making orange color
  • he then added blue to yellow, thus making green
  • finally, Adrian added red to blue, making purple
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While you are making this Balloon Color-Mixing craft, discuss with the child the primary and secondary colors. Ask your child to find items around the house that match each of the colors discussed.

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Most importantly, through this fun hands-on sensorial kids activity, Adrian learned how to make orange, green, and purple SECONDARY colors by simply mixing the two primary colors.

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Besides, you may also offer a child to mix any colors coming up with own color-pallet. As a final touch, Adrian added some sparkling glitter and wrote: “Love you, Dad!”

Adult supervision is required.

Want more?

For more on Father’s Day craft ideas see here a video post “Father’s Day Craft -Magically Appearing Secret Message.” Also, read here last year’s craft  ” Father’s Day Craft – “Daddy, I love you  to the moon and back!”

For more on color mixing and science, see here a post “Primary Colors, Water & Tissue Paper Capillary Action Timelapse Science Experiment (Rainbow Walking Water).”

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2 Comments

  • Reply Maina June 30, 2017 at 2:41 pm

    Wow!

  • Reply Trent bolt June 19, 2023 at 1:41 am

    I love the idea of balloon color mixing as a kids craft. It’s a hands-on activity that sparks their imagination and creativity while exploring the world of colors

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