7 Lessons I Learned from Coloring on Walls (Crayon Process Art)

I am 3-years old.  I am a preschooler.  I learn all sorts of things when I color on walls!

I hear "No" a lot.

But sometimes they say "Yes!"

The day they told me I could color on a wall with crayons, I learned a ton!  They called it process art.  I called it fun.

And I learned that...

#1-  My hand tires out when I hold crayons in some positions faster than in others.

#2- I can make a stronger line if I push hard on the crayon.

#3- If I push too hard on a crayon, it breaks.  Physics.

#4- Crayons work in all directions.

#5- When I drop the crayons, they fall to the ground.  More physics.

#6- I am happy when I color!

#7- The more I color, the smaller the crayon gets.

#8-  Crayons go on paper.  But sometimes walls can be paper too!
Disclosure: the wall was covered in paper.

Ooops, that was eight, not seven!  And there's still one more bonus lesson I learned from coloring on walls...

It's more fun with a friend!


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