Band-It in Threes, Multiple Markers

Triple your fun by drawing with three markers rubber-banded together.

1. Rubber band together three Crayola Black Color Explosion™ Markers. Make sure that their tips will all the touch the paper at the same time.

2. Draw on Color Explosion™ Paper using your marker triad. What shapes and colors pop out? Are certain patterns easier to create? Fill your paper with surprising colors, three at a time!

Adult supervision is required for any arts & crafts project.

Color Explosion™ Black—Wash hands well with soap and water after use.

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crayola supplies

• Color Explosion™ Neon
• Color Explosion™ Rainbow

household supplies

• rubber bands

"This activity kicked off our discussion of things in threes, such as triangles and three-legged stools. "
Debra S., volunteer religious instructor.

"Over the summer, we have theme days, such as red day or backwards day. My daughter picked Three Day. We ate three of everything, wore three hats, and of course drew with three markers.""
Gadi H., father of 7- and 4 year olds.

In Numerology (the study of the significance of numbers), the number three represents expression, excitement, and enthusiasm. Is three your favorite number?