Kid's Out "In the Skin of a Prehistoric Man"

In ancient times, men began to paint and draw with what they found.

Let's put ourselves in the shoes of a prehistoric man and try to reproduce these drawings with elements as simple as charcoal, earth and ochre. Be careful, this workshop is very messy.
After an introduction to prehistory and prehistoric art, we'll step straight into the shoes of Cro Magnon and try to reproduce prehistoric drawings. To do this, I provide several teaching tools, but the ideal is to find something in nature that will enable us to complete our work: sticks, earth, plants, etc...
Children are under the responsibility of accompanying adults.
The tools made available are not offered, but only loaned, to enable them to carry out the workshop. However, children (and parents) take their drawings home with them.

Please bring a towel to sit on.