Everything you need to unleash kids' imaginations
What does it mean to be a good friend? Classroom friendships blossom with this heart puzzle.
Focus on friendship by writing and singing songs, talking about friendship skills, and creating textured art images abou
What is that hopping creature? Learn about these two fascinating amphibians while comparing and contrasting their attrib
Jump into geography and geology by making a book that illustrates natural landforms! Where does the fault lie?
Discover the lives of dedicated, distinctive women such as Jane Goodall. What successes do YOU dream about?
Several U.S. presidents were born in or lived in log homes, including Abraham Lincoln. Make a replica of one or their ho
With a partner, research the planets in our solar system. Colorful Crayola Model Magic® creates an out-of-this-world 3-D
Explore Thanksgiving and harvest traditions then create painted paper mosaic cornucopias.
Hurray for horsepower! Make a timeline to show how coal, oil, animals, and many other energy sources enable people and v
Travel to the Galapagos for a wet and wild artistic excursion. Make 3-D art as unique as the wildlife waiting to be disc
Create a 12-sided, 3D globe to display research information about life on one of earth's continents.
Design a famous city or invent a skyline filled with geometric shapes. Add Crayola® Model Magic to create a bas-relief c
In the wonderful world of optical illusions, lines create the look of 3-D. Create bold, bright, geometric banners in thi
Investigate how the eyes and brain work together then create your own optical illusions.
Build, sort, and classify geometric solids, then store them in a box designed with information about the figures you've
Explore German history from the Middle Ages to modern times. Study German castles, such as Neuschwanstein Castle, then d
Learning addition and subtraction facts? Use Crayola® Model Magic® to make your own base 10 sticks. What a great learnin
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address gets a modern makeover.
Cellular models transform the microscopic unseen into everyday reality. These cells represent plants or animals—not the
Map your own neighborhood—or anywhere you can imagine—and create a place to play on the playground at the same time.