Next in the Alphabet Handprint Art Series is the letter "X". This week we are sharing a Letter "X" handprint craft by doing a super fun X-Ray handprint art activity!
This craft uses some paint and simple supplies to make the x-ray handprint. It's always a lot of fun for the kids to see how their hand print can turn into something else. For this activity, we use black to make the main part of the handprint. Next, we make the bones of the x-ray by making white paint and a paintbrush. It's a fun and simple way to make a really cook x-ray handprint!
Materials:
First, print the printable to go along with this craft. We like to practice the letter on the first page before making our handprint, and we do the next page while the x-ray handprint is drying. Then, paint the entire palm of the hand using black paint. This will be the main part of the x-ray handprint to give us a background for the bones.
Before moving on, it's best to let the black paint dry. Use a paintbrush and white paint, make white lines on each finger and thumb. Next, make lines through the palms coming from each finger. Lastly, make two curved, horizontal lines at the base of the handprint.
Let dry and then your x-ray handprint is complete! While your x-ray is drying, complete the second page of the "X" is for X-Ray worksheet for more letter "X" practice
Letter X Worksheets & Xray Hand Art
This craft is great for kindergartners as they learn the letter X. Don't forget to print the free printable to go along with it for more letter X practice.This craft uses some paint and simple supplies to make the x-ray handprint. It's always a lot of fun for the kids to see how their hand print can turn into something else. For this activity, we use black to make the main part of the handprint. Next, we make the bones of the x-ray by making white paint and a paintbrush. It's a fun and simple way to make a really cook x-ray handprint!
Materials:
- Letter "X" is for Xray printable
- black paint
- white paint
- paint brush
- wipes to clean hands
First, print the printable to go along with this craft. We like to practice the letter on the first page before making our handprint, and we do the next page while the x-ray handprint is drying. Then, paint the entire palm of the hand using black paint. This will be the main part of the x-ray handprint to give us a background for the bones.
Before moving on, it's best to let the black paint dry. Use a paintbrush and white paint, make white lines on each finger and thumb. Next, make lines through the palms coming from each finger. Lastly, make two curved, horizontal lines at the base of the handprint.
Let dry and then your x-ray handprint is complete! While your x-ray is drying, complete the second page of the "X" is for X-Ray worksheet for more letter "X" practice
Download Letter X Worksheets
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