Mummy Line Study Art Project
Stuck at home with your little one? Not sure what to do and how to keep him busy with an activity? This Halloween inspired mummy line study is a great one to get started on, especially if you’re not in the mood to lay out and set a whole elaborate craft project.
All you need is a few basic supplies which you probably already have, and you’re sorted. You don’t even need to supervise your little one- a perfect way to get the chores done.
So read on and discover everything you need to get started on this, with a few additional tips and tricks, and some ideas to make it even more fun.
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You’ll need just a handful of supplies to get started with this Halloween inspired mummy line study project. Here they are!
Contents
Supplies Needed For This Halloween Mummy Craft
- Printer
- Construction Paper (or cardstock)
- Fine Tip Black Marker
- Scissors
- Glue
- Crayons, Markers or Colored Pencils
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Directions for the Halloween Mummy Line Study Art Project
Got all your supplies ready? Here’s what you need to do to get started. First, use the download link to download and print the printable on a sheet of paper. It is best to use construction paper, but if you don’t have that, normal paper works just fine.
Next, hand over the fine tip marker to your little one, and ask him to fill out the different sections of the mummy with straight lines. This can be a time consuming yet surprisingly satisfying process and can strengthen your toddler’s fine motor skills too.
Next, it is time to breathe in some life into the picture with colors. While you can always stick to the colors that I’ve followed here, it can also be a great idea to give your little one a free rein and allow him to pick the colors he wants to.
And that’s it. You’re done. Easy peasy right?
Did you and your little one love this fun filled yet super simple activity? Looking for some more related line art activities to work one? I’ve got some more Halloween themed ones right here for you!
For all those times when you are homebound and are not sure how to utilize your toddler’s time in the most constructive way possible, art and craft activities can be a lifesaver. That’s because they are not just fun, but are also the perfect way to reduce your little one’s screen time, and for you to teach your toddler about new ideas and concepts and improve his creativity too.
You can team up this art project with a good book, or get him familiar with Halloween and its different traditions.
Mummy Line Study Art Project
This is a tutorial on how to make a mummy line study art project.
Materials
- Printer
- Construction Paper (or cardstock)
- Fine Tip Black Marker
- Glue
- Crayons, Markers, or Colored Pencils
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Got all your supplies ready? Here’s what you need to do to get started. First, use the download link to download and print the printable on a sheet of paper. It is best to use construction paper, but if you don’t have that, normal paper works just fine.
Next, hand over the fine tip marker to your little one, and ask him to fill out the different sections of the mummy with straight lines. This can be a time consuming yet surprisingly satisfying process, and can strengthen your toddler’s fine motor skills too.
Next, it is time to breathe in some life into the picture with colors. While you can always stick to the colors that I’ve followed here, it can also be a great idea to give your little one a free rein and allow him to pick the colors he wants to.
And that’s it. You’re done. Easy peasy right?
And that’s not all, I’ve also listed down some of my favorite mummy and Halloween themed craft ideas that you can get started on a boring and lazy afternoon.
Mummy Craft Activity & Writing Project
Easy Read Halloween Books for Kids
Halloween String Art Mummy Art Project
Halloween Craft Idea Mummy Painted Rocks
Download Your Halloween Mummy Template Here!
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