Hand and Foot Print Animals

Do you have some paint? What about a hand and a foot? See how many hand and foot print animals you can make!

Kerilynn Wilson's Realistic Insects

Oregon artist Kerilynn Wilson makes super realistic insects out of paper and paint!

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Melted Crayons

FOR THIS PROJECT, MAKE SURE YOU USE ADULT SUPERVISION!

Materials Needed:

-Hot Glue Gun

-Crayons

-Canvas

-Hair Dryer

-Anything else you may want to use to decorate your canvas!

Instructions:

-Hot glue crayons to the top of the canvas

-Use the hair dryer to heat up and melt the crayons dripping down the canvas

-Add any photos/drawings/additions to your canvas you may want to add!

14 Cool Ways to Recycle Crayons!

These are 14 awesome projects to do with old crayons! DO WITH ADULT SUPERVISION!

Make Your Own Rainbow Crayons

Have old crayons laying around? Recycle them! MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS PROJECT WITH ADULT SUPERVISION.

Materials Needed:

-Old Crayons

-Water

-Bowl

-Silicone mold

-Microwave

Instructions:

-Place your crayons in bowl and fill the bowl with water until all the crayons are covered. Let the crayons soak overnight.

-Drain the water out of the bowl and invite your kids to peel and break the crayons into pieces.

-Place the peeled, broken crayon pieces in your silicone mold.

-Place the mold filled with broken crayons in the microwave and cover. (Don’t forget the cover part or you may ruin your microwave!)

-Because every microwave oven is different, start by setting the timer for three minutes on high first, and then check on their progress periodically.

-If they’re not done after three minutes, put them in for two more and so on until most of the crayons look sufficiently melted.

-When your crayons are thoroughly melted, remove them from the microwave and place them in the refrigerator until they are solid. (About 30 minutes).

-Start coloring!