Bring out another side of your children with this mind-boosting, creative activity. Kids draw on their logic and artistic skills to reproduce a picture's symmetry.
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With Crayola® Scissors, cut out an interesting picture from a recycled magazine or catalog.
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Fold the picture in half and cut. Glue half of the picture on construction paper with a Crayola Glue Stick.
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Using Crayola Colored Pencils, draw the other half of the photo. Try to match the image on the picture to create a symmetrical drawing.
Is it a Rothko? A Kandinsky? A Picasso? Or is it YOURS?! Almost anything goes with abstract art, inside and outside the
Decorate a container you would otherwise just throw away—and help save the Earth as well as the mess on your desk.
Make your own wavy placemat, decoration for your room, or mat for framing a picture with this fun activity.
Create cool scenes with brilliant little dots. Like the famous painter Georges Seurat, you can use dots, dots, dots, and
Combine stacks of your favorite colors for some eye-popping art.
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Let the good times roll with this project. It's packed with opportunities to explore music, science, visual arts, and cr
Psychedelic designs from the 1960s are back—and they’re BIG! Create vibrant retro designs with Crayola® Twistables®.
