This garden is growing fast! Kids use Crayola® Color Wonder™ markers to fence in their rambling flowers or vegetables.
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Tear the bottom edge of a piece of Crayola Color Wonder paper to make a fancy edge (zig-zags, waves, or scallops). Fold up the torn edge about one third of the way on the paper.
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Use Crayola Color Wonder markers to draw colorful flowers and vegetable plants that overlap onto the folded edge. Notice that Color Wonder won't color on the back side of the paper.
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When your garden is full, unfold the bottom to reveal the area behind the fence. Use Color Wonder markers to design your garden fence!
Watercolors and flowers are the perfect combination. Kids' science and art skills blossom as they experiment with an arr
Watch science grow as kids use recycled crayons and a little solar energy to create this colorful plant holder. It's per
Young children delight in making these torn-paper petals. There's no mess with Crayola® Color Wonder™ Markers and Paper.
A garden of your friends, pets, or family will look great "growing" on your windowsill and it never needs watering! What
Combine a few fun shapes into an eye-catching, "growing" piece of art!
Little ones can remember their adventures in the garden by making a garden quilt with Crayola® Color Wonder™ and no mess
What’s more colorful than a spring flower garden? Why not get together with Grandpa or a neighbor to create your own bre
Enjoy the colors of these easy-to-make flowers. You’ll want to create a huge bouquet!
