30 Ways to Play with Shaving Cream

In honor of our FAVORITE messy play ingredient, I have compiled a list of 30 fun things to do with shaving cream from Play Create Explore and other fun kid bloggers!
  

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Shaving Cream Slip-N-Slide
from Play Create Explore

Rainbow Shaving Cream Slip-N-Slide

from Play Create Explore

Shaving Cream Slide

from Growing a Jeweled Rose

Shaving Cream Pool

from Play Create Explore

Shaving Cream Marbled Paper
from Play Create Explore

Zebra Shaving Cream Marbled Paper Craft

from Play Create Explore

Rainbow Shaving Cream Painting

from Little Wonders' Days

Shaving Cream and Powdered Paint

From Play Create Explore

Ziplock Bag Squeezy Shaving Cream Foam Painting

from Play Create Explore

Shaving Cream on a Table Top

from born. in. japan.

 

Shaving Cream Spelling

from The Unlikely Homeschool

Shaving Cream Bathtub Paint

from Having Fun at Home

Homemade Scented Paints

from Play Create Explore

Shaving Cream and Blocks

from Fit Kids Clubhouse

Shaving Cream Clouds

from I Can Teach My Child

 Raining Rainbows

from A Bit of This and a Bit of That

Glowing Shaving Cream Sensory Bag

from The Pleasantest Thing

Shaving Cream and Waterbeads

from 3G=Growing Godly Girlz

Shaving Cream Design

from sarahlovestoplay

Shaving Cream Color Mixing

from No Time for Flashcards

Party Paint

Shaving Cream Art

from Not Just Cute

Toys in Shaving Cream

from the Herkert House

Fluffy Stuff
from Play Create Explore

Snow Paint: Shaving Cream + Glue

from Mom Endeavors

Shaving Cream Car Wash

from A Childhood List

Shaving Cream on the Windows

from Play Create Explore

Shaving Cream on the Light Table

from Caution! Twins at Play!

Hidden Objects in Shaving Cream

from The speech in motion.com Blog

Shaving Cream Valentines

from Modern Parents Messy Kids



It's cheap, it's fun, it's easy to clean up, and there's lots of ways to play with it! In my opinion it's a must have item in the kids art/activity supply closet!

 



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Powdered Paint Filled Eggs

I've filled eggs with regular paint before, but this time I tried Powdered Paint, which was much cooler! When L threw the eggs, the powder kind of exploded instead of making a small splat.
After he threw them all, and once again I realized that I should have made more, I got out a bucket of water and spray bottle to prolong the fun!

After blowing the yolk out of the eggs I used a pen to

carefully break a larger hole in the top of each egg. (No eggs were wasted. I blew the eggs into a bowl to use for scrambled eggs for a few days of breakfast)

After they were washed out and dried I filled them with powdered paint.

Then I hot glued tissue paper over the holes.

Just like the first time we made paint filled eggs, we took them outside to splat on the driveway.

 The throwing always ends so quickly, but we did much more with the powdered paint on the ground afterward. He even just liked walking in it to make his feet colorful!

and that's then I brought out the water to make rainbow puddles!

TIP

You could also use plastic easter eggs!




See our previous Paint Filled Eggs 
by clicking the photo below!

And don't miss our Rainbow Puddles which was 
 inspired by this activity! Click the photo below!

 

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