Blogger / 30 August, 2021 / Nanny Anita
Do you ever find that you or your little ones get stuck in a creative rut? That you repeat the same things over and over again? Don’t get me wrong, it is important to repeat things especially when it comes to learning new things. It is how we learn and develop those skills. I saw this recently saw this brilliant activity that can help get those creative juices going again and makes you really think. Drawing with circles is a fun yet challenging exercise. To make it even easier for you I have created a free downloadable templet for you to use.
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The point of this exercise is to turn each circle into a different picture. At first it can be rather challenging to come up with different ideas. But the more that you do it the easier it becomes.
Let your little one’s experiment for themselves without jumping in and giving them ideas. When I did this with EC, he was very eager to do it, but I can’t post a picture of what he turned half of his into. I will leave it up to your imagination of what a pre-teen boy would start turning circles into!
BB used his to fill them up with different emotions. We have just been reading “The Colour Monster”, which is all about sort emotions into different colours.
My middle drawing is looking down into a tea cup. I was inspired to do that one while I drank my tea.
As this drawing with circles exercise is very simple, it would also be a great one to use when you are at a restaurant and the kids are colouring while waiting for their meal.
It you enjoyed this drawing with circles exercise be sure to check out my drawing prompts and amination flip books.
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Heelys, the original two-in-one wheely shoe launched in 2000, is preparing for the upcoming Easter holidays with its new spring collection. Ideal for encouraging an active, healthy lifestyle, the stylish designs will ensure kids (big and small) will roll through the holidays with ease.
The collection consists of 19 designs, including three brand new Heelys shapes: Reserve Ex, Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood. The Reserve Ex has a basketball shoe style, while the Reserve Low and Pro 20 Half Flood tap into the current Y2K trend for an extra chunky sole.
Match your Heelys to your mood, with designs split across two main aesthetics – a darker colour scheme vs. a lighter, spring-inspired palette. Think camouflage print, graffiti text and paint drips contrasting with pastel colours, tie-dye, metallic laces, foil and rainbow print.
Available in the UK and Europe on the Heelys website and retailers, the collection is available in sizes C12-7 across single or two-wheeled styles. RRPs range from £49.99 to £69.99.
Kids' Fashion / 20 March, 2023
