Everything you need to unleash kids' imaginations
Place others first and you’ll make someone smile! Show you care by creating a placemat to donate to an agency that provi
Children find patterns on reptiles and fish, liken them to alphabet letters, and draw textured skin. What an ideal way t
The circus is coming! The circus is coming! Make your own 3-D circus using recyclables: a shoebox and foam produce tray.
Draw colorful circles that pop into an exciting 3-D display when you wear 3-D glasses. To play the game, capture circles
Create easy ornaments from pairs of paper shapes and bright colors!
Why wait for a pumpkin to grow in the garden? Create a pumpkin patch to decorate for your favorite fall holiday!
Draw a colorful peacock, parrot, or even a turkey for your Thanksgiving table—all starting with your handprint. Fly with
How tall are you? Find a friend to help, and trace around each other. Then color yourselves (or each other) in memorable
Why create and play original games? Kids think analytically and improve organization skills!
Research your family heritage to find out where they’ve been and how you got to where you are now. Use Crayola® Bright F
These Neon Color Explosion® flowers are bursting with bright colors! Make a bouquet to dazzle someone special—it will al
Which abstract artist inspires you? Create a unique design or a glowing replica of your favorite abstract art with Crayo
Change a recycled box into a robot with folded paper arms. Toddlers love this hands-on project, which is a cinch with Cr
Surprise someone you love with a bold bouquet of flowers! These are so colorful your green thumb will want to make more!
Kids are always in motion, so naturally their play is active. Children who craft their own action figures exercise both
The season of Advent is a time to prepare for Christmas. Kids can use this placemat as they count down the days!
Flat Stanley, a children's book, has sparked a very popular project with children and teachers. Kids send their o
Invite the whole neighborhood to join your scavenger hunt. Leave a trail of clues painted on the sidewalk. Who will find
Kites are as challenging to make as they are to fly. These kites are guaranteed to provide hours of creative time with y
Store your colored pencils, markers, and other cool stuff in this wide-eyed extraterrestrial holder.
What’s more fascinating than extraterrestrial life? Your own flying saucers, planets, and outer-space creatures – that’s
What do space aliens look like to Earthlings? What do our astronauts look like to Martians? This split-headed puppet is
Who just landed from outer space? What happened when they met Earthlings? Make your own puppets and stage a show!
This scavenger hunt challenges kids to see ordinary things through the eyes of a being from another planet. Plan ahead f