MB A Child’s Geography Tile Art Medieval Kingdoms – Vol 4. Blog (1)

A boy is painting two tiles. The first tile is a small square on tan paper with a symmetrical flower made from four red tulip looking petals and greeen leave shapes. In the middle is a yellow circle and in the corners are the edges of blue flowers with two petals each. The tan mosaic is glued to a blue square. Next to this is another symmetrical mosaic design on a white square paper with a teal diamond shape and a blue border around the diamond. In the middle are four blue mini tulips. Around the diamond are four teal tulip shapes and in the corners are circle shapes with part of a blue flower with teal in the background and a blue rim. This whole design is taped onto a dark blue square background. Both of these designs are on a wood table with a paint palette next to it. At the top of the photo is a red border graphic with outlines of computers, soccer balls, microscopes, and glasses. with torn white paper graphic over it. It says in the white paper graphic in red twirly font Creative Connections at the top and black bold font under it saying Masterbooks a child's geography + art makes me smart. Under this in red font it says explore medieval kingdoms. At the bottom of the picture is a red border with white font Artmakesmesmart.com

Kid painting portuguese tile art with soccer and computer red border