Circus Day / Clown Face Painting
Clown Face Painting
Educators and older children paint simple clown faces using face paint and sponges.
How to run it
- Set up a station with face paints, sponges and mirrors.
- Show a few simple clown designs.
- Educators paint faces or guide older children to paint simple designs on each other.
- Take photos and add a clown performance.
You will need
- face paint
- sponges
- brushes
- mirrors
- baby wipes
Make it easier or harderYounger children get simple designs; older children can paint their own faces using a mirror.
SafetyUse skin-safe face paints, patch test first and check for skin allergies and consent.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1Face painting supports self-expression and identity.
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