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Wild Explorers: How to Make Watercolor Paints

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From above, we see a person reaching for an empty ice cube tray, which is sitting on the counter with labeled ingredients and tools to make homemade watercolors. Among the items are an empty bowl, a beaker of vinegar, a beaker of corn syrup, a beaker of baking soda, a beaker of corn starch, a beaker with craft sticks and paintbrushes, a whisk, and three bottles of food coloring.

In this episode, Cami shows viewers how to make watercolors. Viewers can use these to create their own works of art. Part of the "Wild Explorers" series.

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Runtime: 3 minutes 8 seconds

Topic: Arts, Education
Subtopic: Art Education, Arts, Crafts, Hobbies
Grade/Interest Level: 2 - 5
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Release Year: 2015
Producer/Distributor: WildWorks Inc.
Series: Wild Explorers
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Inside a beaker of liquid, a dissolving egg appears covered in tiny bubbles. Text reads, “Time Lapse.”

From above, we see a person reaching for an empty ice cube tray, which is sitting on the counter with labeled ingredients and tools to make homemade watercolors. Among the items are an empty bowl, a beaker of vinegar, a beaker of corn syrup, a beaker of baking soda, a beaker of corn starch, a beaker with craft sticks and paintbrushes, a whisk, and three bottles of food coloring.

From above, we see a person lay a piece of paper over a casserole dish full of multi-colored swirls of shaving cream.

Black and white photo with an indistinct sketch that looks as if it could be either a rabbit or a duck. Nearby text with two questions reads, “Rabbit?” and “Duck?”

Close-up shot of a person holding a magnet above dark black magnetic slime as it oozes upward toward the magnet.

Person butters a piece of bread next to a beaker full of cream.

Homemade robot made from a red plastic cup decorated with googly eyes sits on a desk.

On a table sits a beaker of soil, a beaker of rocks, and a succulent. At the center, a person arranges a succulent inside of a mason jar filled with dirt to create a handmade terrarium.

Blond fox scampers towards us; its eyes are large with curiosity.

Close-up shot of a person holding a black and tan snake that looks towards us.