1. Coated paper works great with the Sharpie markers. If you don't have access to any, try fingerpainting paper like this Strathmore type. Cut paper to 3.5" x 2.5" size. Draw outline of leaf with a black Sharpie marker.
2. Fill in the leaves with Sharpie brush markers. Color the background with a contrasting color.
3. Use a metallic markers like this Sharpie set to draw highlight colors on each card.
Note: I promise this post is not brought to you by Sharpie, they just happen to make markers that color really well.
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amazing ^_^
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Do you have any recommendation for paper drawing or finger painting which is not wiggly after drying? In advance, thank you.
This is such a fun project! Would also be great to have the students make an enormous tree with all of their leaf cards on the top (and bottom!)
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