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| Materials: Card Stock Paper Masking Tape Finger Paint |
| Claude Monet Craft |
| Claude Monet is well known for his beautiful water scenes! This is a fun (and messy) finger painting craft that will leave children with beautiful results. |
| Step 1 For this craft you'll need some masking tape to make your bridge shape. I cut our tape in half to get thinner strips. |
| Step 2 You want to form the shape of the bridge using your masking tape. You can do this for younger children if needed. |
| Step 5 Give children an image of Monet's Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies and a paper plate to blend on. |
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| Step 4 Press down to make sure that no paint will come through the tape. |











| Step 6 Using fingers, begin to dab the colors onto the paper. Go ahead and dab over the bridge. |
| Step 7 Encourage children to cover their entire sheet of paper, It will create a more dramatic effect when the tape is removed. |
| Step 8 Time to let your project dry. |
| Step 9 When it's dry remove the tape carefully and slowly. |
| Step 10 Be careful as you pull the tape, you will start to see the shape of the bridge. |
| Step 11 I didn't wait long enough and the tape began to pull up the paper as well. It's okay, still looks great, but not as crisp. |
| All Done! Your Monet painting is finished! These look beautiful framed and viewed from a distance! |





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