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25 Painted Rock Ideas for Kids!

October 12, 2016 By LaVonne

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We’ve been hiding painted rocks in our local community again. The kids love it, and it gives us mamas an excuse to get outside and walk. I recently bought a FitBit, and I am constantly trying to beat other moms and get the most steps.

In case you missed my previous post about painted rocks, it’s simple: find or start a Painted Rocks club on Facebook. You just have to paint rocks, hide them, post on FB what they look like and a hint where they might be hidden. The kids like hiding and hunting for them both.

I decided to share a round-up of great painted rock ideas that kids can do.

Food Painted Rocks

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Fruit Painted Rocks from Look What Mom Found

  • Pumpkin Rocks
  • Fruit and Vegetable Rocks
  • Garden Marker Rocks
  • M&Ms Rocks

Animal Painted Rocks

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Animal Painted Rocks from Sippy Cup Mom

  • LadyBug Rock
  • Hedgehog Rocks
  • Owl Rocks
  • Rock Bees
  • Pig Rock
  • Turtle Rock with instructions
  • Pink Bunny Rabbit Rocks
  • Butterfly Rocks
  • Fish Rock
  • Garden Rock Catepillar

Misc Painted Rock Ideas for Kids

  • Angry Birds
  • Welcome Rock
  • Candy Corn Rocks
  • Minions Painted Rocks
  • Santa Claus Hat Rock
  • American Flag Rock
  • Halloween Rocks
  • Muppets Rocks
  • Car Rocks

TIPS FOR PAINTING ROCKS

  • Look for smooth rocks of all shapes and sizes. This part is fun to do with the kids.
  • Clean your rocks with water and possibly soap if they’re very dirty. Then set them out to dry.
  • Have a variety of brush sizes available for the kids.
  • Use acrylic paint. It’s so cheap!
  • Apply 2-3 coats of paint, let each dry before another is applied.
  • Optional: cover your finished rocks with Mod Podge to protect them.

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