Explore the animal kingdom! Shape your creatures and their features—dots, stripes, prickly tongues, or antennae—one creature at a time.
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How can you tell which animals are which? It’s not as if they introduce themselves! You learn their main features. Who has a trunk? What animal has a furry mane around its face? Each animal’s physical appearance makes that animal unique and helps you identify it. You can hardly mistake a snake’s long skinny shape, a bird’s uplifted wings, a lobster’s claws, or a ladybug’s wings.
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What animal will you make? Cover a handful of white Crayola Model Magic® with color from a Crayola Washable Gel Markers. Blend until you have the hue you want.
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Shape your animal’s main features first. Then build the rest of the animal. Model Magic fresh from the pack sticks to itself. Air-dry your creature.
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