Some additional ideas inspired by Jodi's post for this alphabet painted rocks project are:
If you or the kids need additional inspiration, I recommend Lettering in Crazy, Cool, Quirky Style.
- Children can paint the alphabet freehand or get a little help with stencils or stickers.
- Ask the children to search for and collect 26 small, smooth stones while they're at the playground, grandma's, in the backyard, etc. but don't tell them why they're collecting the stones. Once they have enough rocks for each letter of the alphabet, bring out the paint, explain the project, and let them get creative
If you or the kids need additional inspiration, I recommend Lettering in Crazy, Cool, Quirky Style.
Not only is this book useful for painting alphabet rocks during the summer, but when school starts again, your child can give their reports a distinctive appearance using the tools and ideas in this lettering kit. This book also includes: 5 plastic stencil pages, 8 colored pencils with double-points (16 colors!), 4 marker pens, 1 mechanical pencil, 50 sheets of practice paper, 2 sheets of sticker paper, pencil sharpener, an eraser, and a reusable pencil pouch.
Summertime is for fun and learning can be fun when combined with art and nature.