Vrooooooooom! Honk! Beep! Let’s explore our tactile sensory today and paint with vehicles! Ready, set, go …

Materials Needed:

• Plastic toy trucks
• Paint, non-toxic tempura
• Paint trays
• Paper

What’s Next:

1. First, decide the size of butcher paper you want to use. This can be messy, but, that’s the best part right? If you’re going big, dress for a mess, including their feet! This is a great outdoor craft.
2. Pour paint into trays.  We used Dollar Tree baking pans ― they’re inexpensive and reusable!
3. Next, lay out your butcher paper on the ground or table for smaller projects. We chose medium-sized paper for indoors and long butcher paper for outdoors!
4. Finally, dip, roll and paint! The long paper is so much fun! C zoomed his vehicles up and down the paper, including himself! Use different sized vehicles!  The varying track sizes are really neat, especially for the kids.

C had so much fun! I think all his trucks made a dip in the paint! Lots to clean-up! For more fun ways to paint, see {Kid Crafts} Painting.

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