Along with new growth comes an invitation to spend our morning hunting for different colors of nature and creating our own drip-drop nature paintings.

Our children love to create fold-over paintings. So it was no surprise that they all really enjoyed making these beautiful butterfly fold-overs to decorate our classroom.

A child's name is very special and this simple watercolor activity turned out to be a fun and colorful way for our students to focus on the letters in their name.

Painting up bright and beautiful flowers with a water bottle and a fork! A super simple and yet amazing way to put a little spring on the art wall!

My class did such an amazing job exploring this flower painting process at the easel that I just can't help but share our latest experience!

After reading the book ''A Rainbow of My Own'' the children explored the process of making these beautiful but simple abstract rainbows!

The book Ain't Gonna Paint No More inspired us to create a beautiful mural on our classroom wall.

The children painted colorful designs on their arms after reading the book ''Ain't Gonna Paint No More'' by Karen Beaumont.

Here are 14 fun flower activities that you can explore with your preschoolers.

After reading the delightful book Owl Babies by Martin Waddell, we were inspired to paint our very own owl babies.