6 Affordable Ways for Children to Learn Art - Way 3
Way 3 of 6 – Food Art
Creating art through food is also catching on. On Facebook, we often see videos shared on exquisitely-sculpted watermelons, whipped-cream buffalos and beautiful Elsa cakes. But food art doesn’t have to be so difficult. With a bit of imagination, you and your child can start creating art on food right in the morning. All we need is a few slices of bread, some vegetables or fruits, and egg. Just look at the photos in this post.
How can food art be beneficial to your child? Obviously, it helps in his creativity. But this is especially useful for kids who are picky eaters. She will more likely eat those cucumber-owl then any in her chicken rice. Likewise for the carrot tree branches instead of those in her soup.
When your child is older and art on bread becomes a little childish, try bento art. I have a friend who excels in making food look so great in boring bento lunchboxes, even I like to eat the salad and vegetables. And she commented all it took was 10 minutes in the morning after preparing the ingredients overnight.
What other food can be used for art?
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