Kids drawing on windows and sliding doors

No I am not totally crazy and yes I do let the kids draw on the windows and sliding doors IF they use their STABILO 3-in-1 pencils (they wipe off very easily afterwards).  And if you have ever spent time talking to kids Occupational therapists it is actually really good for their shoulder strength which helps with writing and a bunch more good things.

We recently had a go at using some colouring pages from Activity village together with our STABILO pencils on our sliding door.  The kids loved it and I must admit I did get a bit carried away taking photos.

I started off by sticking the witch colouring page and some swallow templates onto the outside of the sliding doors using masking tape. (Both pages are now part of the Activity Village membership package).  With the younger kids I think it is best to stick to simple pictures.

templates or colouring pages taped to the ouside of sliding doors so that the kids can trace over them

This is one of those activities where I did not even have to ask the kids, as soon as they see me taping the pictures up they are standing there waiting to have a go.

Tracing over the witch picture

Swallow Drawing. tracing over the swallow template

My son really likes the fact that he can wipe off the pictures with a cloth and try again, with his swallows he had about 3 attempts before he has happy.

Swallows traced over a template taped onto the outside of the sliding doors

Once they have finished their pictures remove the colouring pages from the outside.

Swallows flying drawn onto a sliding door using a template from Activity village

Drawing a witch on the sliding door. Fun Autumn art activity for children to do at home

My daughter really enjoyed the end result so she also had a go at drawing her own autumn tree

Autumn art activity for kids. Drawing an autumn tree on the sliding doors at home

Very easy to set up for the kids and very easy to clean up afterwards.

Autumn Tree art activity for children. Drawing the autumn trees onto sliding doors using STABILO 3-in-1 pencils

I think this would be a fun activity to do with the kids as part of the build up to Christmas. Possibly a Christmas trees, maybe a reindeer or two and a nice big jolly Santa on a few windows around the house.

The pencils that we used are the STABILO 3-in-1 pencils.  I have often mentioned them in our posts, we love them.  If you have never used them before I highly recommend them have a look at the links below (affiliate links).

STABILO 3-in-1 pencils

You get three different sets .

The large STABILO woody 3in1 Wallet of 18 colours – Multi-talented pencil

A STABILO woody 3in1 Wallet of 10 colours – Multi-talented pencil

and the pack of STABILO Woody 3 in 1 Multi Talented Pencil, Crayon and Watercolour – Assorted Colours (Pack of 6)

I have included affiliate links in the post.  If you follow an affiliate link and go on to purchase that product, I will be paid a very small commission, however your cost will be the same.

Drawing on windows

Kids drawing on windows and sliding doors. Fun art activity. Can use colouring pages to trace over or just draw freehandAutumn Art for children. Drawing autumn trees and other pictures onto the sliding doors

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Home educating family based in the UK. We try to make learning fun
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1 Response to Kids drawing on windows and sliding doors

  1. hicamie says:

    I think window artwork is fun. My college age daughter still draws on her bedroom window!

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