You ll find that it soon becomes a game to see who can spot a new track first. Spend time with her, just the two of you at the park, to lunch, swimming. Ask what she would like the two of you to do. You can plan one whole day just for her, if feasible. Sprinkle powdered paint on white paper and spray with water.
Children love to see colors run together, creating new ones.
With a knife, scrape crayons lengthwise into a bowl, or use a crayon sharpener. Sprinkle a variety of shavings onto a piece of white paper, place another piece over it and press with a warm iron. The effect is surprising and exciting to children who can see objects, faces, and animals in the designs, much like looking at clouds. And every time he looks at the picture, new shapes seem to appear. A variation of this is to place colors on one side of the paper, fold in half and press.