This picture is sure to get your little one excited because it features one of his favourite superheroes.

If you’re a teacher and you need a craft for Valentine’s Day, have your students make Valentine’s Day cards for their parents (who tend to get forgotten on this day of love!). There are quite a few elements in this picture and your little girl might need your help for certain sections.Then you’ll get your child to color in the figures and cut them out. You can cut each figure out individually or use multiple family units altogether. You’ll need an embroidery hoop and lots of string; you can poke holes in the tops of the figures and tie pieces of different lengths of string through the holes.

Your kid will love coloring this picture because it has an element of fun as SpongeBob is seen bonding with his friend. Then have them write a sweet message in the blank space and get them to be creative and draw hearts and flowers around the family. 1. Dioramas One way to get a child excited about a new baby brother or sister is to have them help you create a mobile to go over the crib. Engaging in coloring activities helps children develop their fine motor skills. The precise movements required to color within the lines enhance hand-eye coordination and strengthen muscles in their fingers and hands. This developmental benefit not only aids in coloring but also contributes to other daily tasks requiring dexterity. Express Creativity You’ll want to shrink the illustration(s) of your choice down to size (anywhere from a few inches to four or five inches).

The interesting shapes of the characters will appeal to your kid and he may want to play the video game after the coloring session. That could include, “My mom was born in XXXX, and my dad was born in XXXX,” or “My sister was born in XXXX, and I was born in XXXX.” This picture is apt for children who have seen the movies because they will be able to better grasp the color scheme.