Creative activities, such as Melting Marker Colors, enable children to expand their understanding of color and art on their own terms.
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Cover your craft area with newspaper. Wet a piece of heavy, light-colored paper. You're going to experiment with mixing colors. With a Crayola Paint Brush and clear water, dampen the paper.
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Choose a Crayola Washable Marker. Make strokes of color on your wet paper.
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Color over the first color with another color. Or put a line of one color close to another color. Watch how the colors melt into each other to create a third color, or a rainbow effect.
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Experiment with different colors and amazing effects. What new colors can you make? Air-dry your papers on more newspaper, spreading them out so they don't touch.
Recycle dry Crayola Model Magic® pieces into gorgeous jewelry. Create one-of-a-kind gifts that will be worn with pride!
Household objects are perfect to create colorful prints on a rainy day, or any day just for fun. Rummage around and see
Row your boat up to the dock in this fingerpainting where colorful crayon craft stand out on the blue water!
Bring out another side of your children with this mind-boosting, creative activity. Kids draw on their logic and artisti
Use Crayola Scissors to create eye-popping optical illusions with vibrant weavings!
Looking for easy art ideas? Try a plain paper plate and Crayola® Large Washable Crayons. Young designers dish up this pr
Dip your fingers into some fun with Fingerpaint Follies! You'll say "thumbs-up" to this monoprint idea from The Crayola®
Pixels! On computers and digital photos you don’t want to see them. With this lots-of-dots project, you create them---wi
