¡i©ú³ø±M°T¡jHave you ever heard of salt painting? It is an easy and fun activity and the materials are very easy to get.
¡»Materials and tools
£»A piece of coloured paper or cardstock
£»White glue
£»Salt
£»Watercolour paints
£»Brush(es)
Materials and tools
(1) Draw your design on a piece of cardstock with white glue.
(2) Sprinkle some salt over the design.
(3) Shake off the excess salt.
(4) Add colours on the design with watercolour paints.
(5) Put aside and leave the painting to dry.
¡»Quick tips
£»You may put the piece of cardstock on a paper plate so that the salt does not spill everywhere.
£»Do not add too much water to the watercolour paints.
£»You may add more colours on the design after the painting dries.
¡½Know more
Did you know the word ''salary'' comes from the Latin word ''salarium'', which means ''salt money''? In ancient Rome, salt was used for commerce or trading. The Romans paid soldiers a handful of salt in return as their wages each day.
¡½Glossary
sprinkle (v) ¼»
shake off (phr v) §Ý±¼
excess (adj) ¹L¦hªº
spill (v) ·¸¥X
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