Marshmallow Painting is an easy and fun art project! Great for toddlers and preschool aged kids and uses simple, inexpensive supplies you may have at home!
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Hazel had so much fun painting with marshmallows!
We had some extra marshmallows after buying a few packages on sale, so I decided to have Hazel do some painting with them.
She loved dipping the marshmallows in the paint, mixing colors on the construction paper and also making marshmallow prints all over.
To make it easier for older kiddos, you can place some wooden sticks into the marshmallow like a handle. You can also let them paint with chocolate pudding, making it completely edible.
So simple, so many options and super engaging. Check out the fun books, recipes and other painting ideas below!
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What supplies do you need?
- construction paper
- washable paint
- large marshmallows
- paint palette
Scroll down for measurements, instructions and printing!
Marshmallow foods to pair with this activity:
- Lucky Charms Marshmallow Pancakes
- Marshmallow Frosting
- Cream Cheese Fruit Dip
- Patriotic Jell-O Marshmallows
- Rainbow Cupcakes
- Homemade Marshmallows
More painting activities you may like:
- Water Color Paper Plate Fish
- Salt Painting for Kids
- Apple Paper Plate Painting Craft
- Painting Swirly Flowers
- Easter Egg Marble Painting
- Ice Cream Cone Painted Rocks
Marshmallow themed books to pair with this activity:
I hope you enjoy this activity as much as our family did!
Marshmallow Painting
materials:
- construction paper
- washable paint
- large marshmallows
- paint palette
steps:
- Lay out the construction paper.
- Pour the paint into a paint palette.
- Dip the marshmallows into the paint and make some art.
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