Flashlight Fun

What could be more fun than making flashlight shadows with your friends? Amaze your friends with a Crayola Cutter. Make one-of-a-kind, wild patterns and designs for even more flashlight fun!

1. Use your Crayola Cutter according to package directions. Place paper on the cutting mat and hold the Cutter at a 90-degree angle. Cut out several circles to fit into the front of your favorite flashlight. Add a paper handle to each circle if you wish.

2. Inside the circles, cut out fun shapes such as circles, stars, fish, or flowers. Cut out silly faces, zigzag and spiral patterns, and lots of holes on each shape. Interior cuts are easy with a Cutter!

3. In a darkened room, hold a shape in front of a flashlight. See what happens when you move shapes closer to and farther away from the light. Show shadow picture on the wall, on your hands, or wherever you like for interesting effects!

Adult supervision is required for any arts & crafts project.

Sharp Point— CAUTION: Contains a functional sharp point and should not be used by children under 4 years. Close adult supervision is required and adult assistance may be needed.

Boo! To You

Ghost Writers

Goalie's Goal

Crafts

crayola supplies

• Crayola Cutter

household supplies

• flashlight

"In a darkened room, hold a shape in front of a flashlight. See what happens when you move shapes closer to and farther away from the light. Show shadow picture on the wall, on your hands, or wherever you like for interesting effects! "
Uma S., camp counselor.

"The boys had fun experimenting with thick, thin, crisscrossed, and random lines. They saw wild patterns when they moved the paper in a circle in front of the flashlight. They’re delighted with the Cutter!"
Claus M., scout leader.

Flashlight fish carry their own lights to help them see and catch their prey. The light comes from pockets of glowing bacteria found below their eyes. The pale green glow can be turned on and off like a flashlight and is very attractive to the small prey eaten by this unusual fish.