Love is in the air... Craft for Valentine’s Day

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Valentine’s Day is coming so we created our craft! Firstly my kids painted their cardboard with watercolor.


Then they put a paper roll in the shape of a heart in red tempera and they left it’s print on their painting.

When they finished I added glue glitter on the hearts.




And other works!





HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!!!

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