Get Creative with the Egg Colors, Mix Paints, and Create New Shades.
Hint: Remember to paint the background. It will really enhance the look of the finished picture.
If your painting is seasonal, here is an Easter Chicken coloring page. Click here.
Coloring – Three Eggs
Get Creative with Patterns and Colors.
Supply List:
- Printed image
- Brush
- Paints (or coloring pens/markers)
- Water for cleaning brushes
Directions for Caregivers:
Painting together is a nice social pastime.
This can be part of a farm theme or an Easter coloring page.
You can draw nice patterns on the eggs and make them multi-colored.
Painting is an excellent group activity. Cet creative with your eggs!
Early and middle-stage memory care/dementia.
Supply materials, explain how to use/mix paints. Be on hand to offer support if needed.
If a person is reluctant to take part, leaving a brush and page in front of them can often lead to the person picking it up and engaging after a while of watching others paint.
Late-stage memory care/dementia.
Use hand over hand assistance if this an option. Painting is a nice activity as a passive observer if the person is not able to actively participate.
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