Shuttle Art Tempera Paint Sticks, 30 Colours Solid Tempera Paint for Kids, Super Quick Drying, Works Great on Paper Wood Glass Ceramic Canvas

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When an artist considers painting on canvas, it’s usually because they feel they have progressed to the point where they want to create a painting that they can display on a wall and want the painting to last a long time. Older students love to experiment with tempera cakes as well, in part because of the fast drying time and easy workability for long-term projects.

Tempera Paint Sticks for Kids 24 Colors Washable Crayon BLOT Tempera Paint Sticks for Kids 24 Colors Washable Crayon

Our servers are getting hit pretty hard right now. To continue shopping, enter the characters as they are shownThe more absorbent the surface is, the faster the paint will dry. This is because a very absorbent surface will pull the moisture out of the paint faster than a surface that is less absorbent. While tempera paint can be dissolved with soap and water, washable paint is designed to be easier to remove from a variety of materials. Washable paints are a good solution for situations where children may be prone to spilling paints on the floor, furniture, or their clothing. As the only liquid tempera option, it has the best weight and consistency for teaching color mixing. Cooler environments cause the paint to dry slower than warmer environments. The warmer temperatures drive off the moisture from the paint. The solid cakes are easier to switch in and out of pans. For example, you could create palettes of tempera cakes that just have primary colors or any other color family for specific lessons.

Tempera Paint Sticks, 30 Colours Solid Tempera Paint for Kids Tempera Paint Sticks, 30 Colours Solid Tempera Paint for Kids

The affordability of tempera paints make them great for schools or educational programs that have limited budgets. Look for the allergen free tempera paints if your school has students with allergies.Here is a complimentary anchor chart from the FLEX Collection, Experimenting With Tempera. Use it in your classroom to show what different types of media look like on tempera paint. You can find this collection of lessons in FLEX Curriculum. In general, paint can be difficult to remove from fabrics, although there are special washable tempera paints that should come out in the wash. Regular tempera paints may leave some staining on lighter colors. How would you feel if you were able to say; “My kids were able to paint today with one minute of prep?” Do I have your attention? This isn’t true for tempera paints. The names of the colors are more basic and don’t tell you what pigment it contains. Just for fun I did a comparison test of standard Crayola Crayons versus Crayola Construction Paper Crayons.