Crazy Hair Day / Crazy Hair Face Painting
Crazy Hair Face Painting
Educators paint simple, bright face designs that match children's crazy hairstyles, adding to the fun of the day.
How to run it
- Set up a face painting station with paints, sponges, mirrors and wipes.
- Show a small menu of simple designs, such as stars, lightning bolts or rainbows.
- Ask each child for consent and paint their chosen design.
- Let children check their look in the mirror.
You will need
- skin-safe face paint
- sponges
- brushes
- mirrors
- baby wipes
Make it easier or harderKeep to one small design for younger children; older children can design and paint each other with guidance.
SafetyUse skin-safe face paints, patch test first, check for skin allergies and always ask for the child's consent.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1Choosing a design lets children express themselves and their identity.
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