If I ask Sweetheart what she wants to do she will say painting. So, I am seeking all different kinds of tools to paint with or to paint on. Really anything can be used.
Here is a list
paint brushes all sizes
sponges of different sizes and shapes
toothbrush
q-tips
cars
monster trucks
fingers/hands/feet
plastic bottles (the bottoms...some have a flower pattern)
bubble wrap
yarn
spatulas
plastic animal toys
legos
wooden blocks
sticks all sizes and shapes
rocks all sizes and shapes
potato wedges
apple wedges
forks
any utentil with holes
golf balls
marbles
comb
brush
cookie cutters
eye droppers
straw painting
tin foil
wax paper
http://www.teachpreschool.org/2011/10/preschool-pizza-box-games/
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