Ask your child to twist the other pieces and to glue the twists upright on a sheet of construction paper to create a three-dimensional collage. Suggest that he intertwine the twists and add color by dipping them into food coloring before gluing. Simple Snowflakes Fold a paper towel into four quarters. Then help your child make small cuts and notches along all the edges to create a unique design. Unfold it to reveal the snowflake.
Pretty Prints Fold a paper towel any number of times.
Then let your child use an eyedropper to drop splotches of food coloring onto it. Open the paper towel to see a colorful pattern. Paper-Strip Painting Cut a paper towel into strips of various widths. Invite your child to paint with the strips by dipping them into paint and then sweeping then across a sheet of paper. He can use the strips as single brushes or combine a few for different designs.