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Children might create a festive banner about a favorite book, to remember a trip, or to honor animals.
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The first time children make banners, demonstrate one step at a time. Circulate as children work. Comment on the art elements and principles they are using in their designs.
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Adapt ideas to children’s art skills. Crayon resist adds dimension to any project. Fabric banners offer yet another medium.
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To make the pointed end of your banner, on the bottom of a large sheet of white construction paper, use a ruler and Crayola® Construction Paper™ Crayons to mark a triangle. Cut out the triangle with Crayola® Scissors.
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At the other end of the banner, fold over the edge about 2 inches from the top. Cut a piece of colorful yarn long enough to make a hanger. Tie the yarn in a loop. Put Crayola® School Glue along the inside of the crease in the banner. Lay the yarn on the
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Design your banner. Choose a center of interest, and fill the space around it. Press hard with crayons to make strong colors and texture. Make interesting patterns. Write your name and date, too.
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Covr your work area with recycled newspaper. Put on a Crayola® Art Smock. Paint over your drawing with Crayola® Washable Tempera and So Big® Brushes. The crayon will resist the paint and make designs pop from your banner. Dry overnight.
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To add sparkle, decorate your banner with Crayola® Glitter Glue.
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