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Stained Glass Sidewalk Chalk

3/20/2020

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I'm sure some of you have seen this picture going around Facebook:
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And if not, now you've seen the basic concept. Since it was so beautiful here in DC today, we decided to give it a try, but use a chalk spray bottle to give it more of a watercolor effect and work on strengthening the muscles of the hand. Things started out well, the tape kept ripping but I figured that would make it look more interesting when I took it off. 
    Unfortunately it began to rain right as I finished the project, so I had to abandon ship and come inside. I took a picture later of the post rain result. I would recommend coloring with a stick of chalk next time, even if the spray bottle is good for building strength!
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Nailed it? No matter how the end project looked, I felt calmer and more grounded after the time outside working on it.

Have you tried this project? Drop us a line in the comments and tell us how yours turned out.
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    Ms Amy has 10 years of experience as an OT and believes in educating the community to empower parents and teachers to recognize the difference between typical and atypical development and sharing creative ideas to facilitate age appropriate skills. She wants to be a resource for children and families of all abilities. 

    Although she is a registered and licensed occupational therapist, this blog and website is
    not a place for therapeutic recommendations or interventions to address specific delays or diagnoses.  The ideas presented here are informational and intended to be used for play in a supervised setting.   If you are concerned about the development or functional abilities of your child, please seek the advice of your pediatrician and/or pediatric therapy specialists

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