Snow Painting Activity Guidelines

Nicole Thompson from Lincoln Learning Solutions introduces a fun and easy snow painting activity for kids. The video outlines the materials needed, including spray bottles, food coloring, and cookie cutters. Nicole and her daughters prepare the colors and discuss the rules for the activity, emphasizing safety and sharing. The video concludes with the execution of the activity and a reflection on its benefits, highlighting the non-toxic nature of the materials and the enjoyment of outdoor play.

Who is the host of the video tutorial?

• Audrey

• Lincoln Learning

• Nicole Thompson

• Kinsley

What materials are needed for the snow painting activity?

• Paintbrushes and canvas

• Crayons and coloring book

• Spray bottles and food coloring

• Markers and paper

How many colors can each person choose for the activity?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Three

What type of water is recommended for filling the spray bottles?

• Warm water

• Hot water

• Cold water

• Distilled water

How many drops of food coloring are suggested to achieve the desired color?

• Two drops

• Five drops

• Ten drops

• Fifteen drops

What is one of the rules for the snow painting activity?

• Mix all colors together

• Use as much food coloring as possible

• Keep the colors on the snow

• Spray each other with colors

Why is it important not to spray each other during the activity?

• It is not fun

• It can stain clothes

• It wastes the colors

• It makes the snow melt

What is a benefit of using food coloring in this activity?

• It is permanent

• It is hard to find

• It is very expensive

• It is non-toxic

What is one of the benefits of the snow painting activity mentioned in the conclusion?

• It requires a lot of materials

• It is only for adults

• It is difficult to set up

• It encourages kids to play outside

What is the overall tone of the video tutorial?

• Confusing and complex

• Boring and dull

• Fun and engaging

• Serious and formal