👔 Father's Day🎈Balloon Color-mixing DIY Craft (Sensorial 🖐️👀👂👅👃 Activities 101 🎥 Series 🎇)

This is a fun sensorial Father's Day craft which, besides advancing fine-motor control via the use of a dropper, will also teach your child ❤️💛💙 PRIMARY and SECONDARY colors.

Adrian started by gluing ballon-ribbons and three white cotton pads to a piece of paper. He then added ❤️ red 💛 yellow and 💙 blue coloring to each: creating all three PRIMARY colors.

After Adrian made PRIMARY colors, he made SECONDARY colors by adding the following:

• he added 💛 yellow to ❤️ red making = ORANGE color;
• he then added 💙 blue to 💛 yellow= making 💚 green;
• finally, Adrian added ❤️ red to 💙 blue= making 💜 purple.

Adrian made orange, green, and purple SECONDARY colors. 
Adrian thus learned hands-on how to make secondary colors by mixing the two primary colors.You may also offer a child to mix any 🎨 colors coming up with own color-pallet.As a final touch, Adrian added some sparkling glitter and wrote "Love you Dad!"

For more on Father's Day craft ideas see here a video post "👔 Father's Day Craft - 🎥 Magically Appearing 🙈Secret 🖌Message."

Also, read here  last year's craft  "👔 Father's Day Craft - "Daddy, I love you 🚀 to the 🌙 moon and back!"

For more on color mixing and science, see here a post "Primary Colors, 💧Water & Tissue Paper Capillary Action Timelapse Science Experiment (Rainbow Walking Water)."