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It’s funny what happens to the kids of bloggers. These are kids who will do something cute and ask if you’re posting it to Facebook (well, that’s probably everyone’s kids these days), who take pictures for their own pretend blog posts or play making videos because that’s what their parents do.
The other day the girl asked me if she could “do something for Our Daily Craft.”
Of course! I said. 
This is what she decided to do. It’s basic color mixing but I love her enthusiasm and desire to share!
She got these paints from her art teacher and she’s been loving them. 
First you squirt out a little bit of the primary colors. 
Mix them together and see what happens.
Then add a color to the secondary colors (we had to use the purple she made because there wasn’t one in her collection) and see what happens. 
Can you predict what will happen when you add another color?
What happens when you mix purple and yellow? Why? (I explained that when you mix complementary colors like yellow and purple, red and green or orange and blue you end up with a dark, muddy color.)
She even wrote down everything she did and added a watermark for me. 
This one’s a keeper.
I’m happy to turn the blog over to her anytime she wants, and as you can probably already tell from this week there will be a lot more kid-inspired and kid-directed crafts here for the next little bit.
I wouldn’t have it any other way.
What are you and your kids making? I’d love to hear about it!
