AstroBrights Paper

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AstroBrights Paper

Hey everyone! I know everyone is thinking about back to school stuff right now. Although I do not have kids going to school yet, I do have a preschool age little guy that loves to learn! I pulled out some fun AstroBrights papers , glue sticks, scissors and let his imagination run wild. This is what I got...

He loved the bright, neon colors! He used his favorite pair of green scissors to chop away at the bright AstroBrights paper. I had him try to cut squares, rectangles, and circles out of the paper. {great practice for learning shapes and manual dexterity!}

Cut and Paste Art

Then he used a glue stick to paste his shapes to a bright blue piece of AstroBrights paper. Blue is his favorite color. He had fun deciding which color to use next. The bright colors seemed to make his little mind go wild. He wanted to use all twenty three of the AstroBrights colors. lol

His Masterpiece

This is his masterpiece. Kinda of looks like a sun! Its cute and bright and he was very proud of it. {the yellow piece is supposed to be a circle} He really enjoyed using the AstroBrights paper. It was a fun art project for him to use his creativity and imagination. We did this right before his nap, so he begged to stay up longer to cut and paste more paper. We settled on letting him make more paper art after his nap.

AstroBrights has a great sweepstakes going on right now. You can support your local elementary school by entering the "Give a Brighter Year" sweepstakes. You can win a cash prize and school supplies valued at $30,000 for the school of your choice!

AstroBrights is also running a family-friendly "Make Something Astrobright" design challenge where you can unleash your creativity for a chance to win AstroBrights Paper and other prizes! Share your projects using pictures and video! And if you share anything via Pinterest or Twitter please use the hashtag #goastrobright

Are you getting ready for Back To School? Are you kids in school already?

happy crafting,

Linda