We had three stations: crayon rubbings, torn paper trees, and painted leaf prints. I structured this program as a drop-in for an hour and a half, and over 30 people came to make leaf art with me! This was a fun, easy program that I put together with things we already had in our supply room. If you want to recreate it, here is a supply list:
Crayon Rubbings
Crayons
Paper
Leaf Rubbing Plates
Torn Paper Trees
Torn construction paper in Fall colors
Brown construction paper for trunk
White paper for background
Glue sticks
Scissors
Painted Leaf Prints
Washable paint in Fall colors
Paper
Artificial Leaves
Also, it's becoming a wonderful theme that the kids who come to my programs are more creative than I am. Some of them figured out that the Leaf Rubbing Plates also make great paint prints! Here are some of the gorgeous finished products they made.
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| Torn paper tree and rubbings examples and supplies |
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| Leaf print example and supplies |
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| Artists at work |
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| Artists at work |
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| Finished torn paper tree |
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| Finished leaf prints and paintings |
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| Finished torn paper tree |
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| Finished crayon rubbing |
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| Finished torn paper tree |
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| Finished torn paper tree |
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| Finished art drying after the program |
