Just saw this gorgeous book and I really want to try to create a library program using it, BUT I can't imagine us letting kids have paint in the library because of the mess. I will look into tweaking the materials but keeping the spirit of the workshop alive.

This book is amazing! It works on so many levels and you can always change up his instructions to work for any size group you have. I love how open ended most of the activities are, allowing the children to really get creative. I can't wait to try these out for our monthly adventure club at the library!

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Quick, easy read will many fun ideas for art projects that would be fun for children or adults. Interesting ideas on getting people out of their shells, just creating, and seeing what happens.

So incredibly creative. Unlike anything I've ever seen! A must for teachers, camps, retreats... Anyone!

Excited to try out some of these activities!