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Arts & Crafts: Colors Art Materials: Use with Caution Art and craft activities are two of the most common activities found in educational and child care settings. Activities like painting, drawing, or working with clay introduce children to basic art concepts. Crafts can help children to develop specific abilities, such as being able to hammer a nail correctly, or sewing with proper tension. While art and craft activities may differ in some ways, they do have one thing in common - both may use materials that could pose a serious health threat to children and adults. More...   Blue Collage  Need: Blue paper, yarn, fabric, felt, tissue paper, etc... Directions: Glue a variety of blue objects on to construction paper. (felt, fabric, yarn, tissue paper, etc.)  You can also color with blue crayons or markers. More...

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