Build kid's brains in a big way. Kids learn about shapes, proportion, and other math concepts with Sky-High Skyscrapers.
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Architecture is the art and science of building design. Look at different types of architecture around your neighborhood, in books, or on the Internet. Notice the shapes and heights of buildings such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris and office buildings in cities around the world. Daniel Burnham, a pioneer in skyscraper design, was the city planner responsible for Chicago's beautiful lake front. What designs seem to work best for very tall buildings?
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Using Crayola® Twistables™ Crayons, draw several tall buildings on construction paper. Color in and accent your structures with windows, doors, and other architectural elements.
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With Crayola Scissors, cut pieces of yarn long enough to outline your buildings. Glue yarn around your skyscrapers using Crayola School Glue.
Tangle up your fingers! Finger Twist is definitely for dynamic digits! Do you dare try this game with your toes?
It’s easy to make Prairie-style designs, just like famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright did. Are any of his famous homes
Kids build confidence and pride in their accomplishments with these stylish printed paper portfolios.
Children feel especially important when they create useful crafts. Fill this frame with their art or picture-it's perfec
This Crayola® Crayon pyramid is more colorful than Cleopatra's life. Explore art and architecture ideas such as form and
Choose your favorite popular symbol. Repeat your pattern to see four times the excitement with awesome Color Explosion™!
Take your next family outing to colorful new heights! Transform paper grocery bags into kites with tails that flutter in
