Learn about geometric shapes and practice drawing sensational squares, terrific triangles, and other perfect polygons!
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How many different geometric shapes can you name? Using scraps of gift wrap paper and Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils, draw lots of small images of your favorite geometric shapes. Cut out the shapes with Crayola Scissors.
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On construction paper, lay your shapes in a pleasing mosaic pattern, leaving spaces between the pieces. Attach with Crayola School Glue. Dry.
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With Crayola Gel Markers, draw lines and designs in between the geometric shapes for a quilt-like effect.
How are landforms such as mountains and valleys drawn on maps? Learn about landforms and how to draw a topographical ma
Adjust your goggles and tighten your swim fins! Dive beneath the ocean surface to explore breathtakingly beautiful coral
Environmental science, math, and art team up! Find out how much of the Earth is water and how much is land. Make a globe
Create and play a game with realistic penguins made from Crayola® Model Magic.
Since ancient times, artists have used many different types of tesserae (small pieces) to create beautiful mosaic art. C
Save the Earth’s limited resources by planning. Combine trips to go places. This early mapping experience helps pave the
Sculptures can be fun as well as serious. Create a delightful Squiggle Sculpture with Crayola Neon Model Magic®! Can you
Create a mini Model Magic® YOU! Think about body proportions and postures as you make a sculpture of yourself doing one