SLOP COULD BE POP!

The video introduces a revolutionary new paint used at the Hamlet School in St Helens, Lancashire. This paint, developed in Switzerland, addresses the challenges of traditional finger painting by being harmless, washable, and non-irritating. It allows children to enjoy finger painting without the mess and health concerns, making it suitable for young children and easy to clean from surfaces and clothing.

Which school is the first to use the new revolutionary paint?

• The Hamlet School at St Marys

• The Hamlet School at St Peters

• The Hamlet School at St Andrews

• The Hamlet School at St Helens

What has been a major issue with traditional finger painting?

• It is not colorful enough

• It is difficult to clean

• It is messy and causes skin irritations

• It is too expensive

Where was the new paint developed?

• Germany

• France

• Switzerland

• Italy

What is a key feature of the new paint?

• It is edible

• It is invisible

• It is permanent

• It is washable

Why can mothers give this paint to young children without worry?

• It is very colorful

• It is completely harmless

• It is very cheap

• It dries quickly