Stop-Light City

Stuck in traffic? Waiting for a long light? Kids can draw what they see when Crayola® Color Wonder™ is handy!

1. Bring your Crayola Color Wonder along when you travel. When you are in a traffic jam, waiting at a red light, or halt at a stop sign, draw a building you see from the car window. Sketch as much as you can before you move.

2. While you ride, add to the building you sketched. Color the building's features.

3. When you get to the next traffic stop, sketch a building you see there. Draw it next to your first building. Add details as you drive on.

4. Continue sketching more buildings, adding at least one at each traffic stop. See your Stop-Light City grow across the page. Add a second street of buildings as you go. Close adult supervision is required to assure children's safety.

Adult supervision is required for any arts & crafts project.

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

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Paper Bag Pumpkin Patch

Berry Basket Gadget Keeper

Crafts

crayola supplies

• Color Wonder™ Paper
• Color Wonder™ Markers

"This was a fun group activity on our way to see a show in the city. The girls are sharp observers!"
Henning O., scout leader.

"When I tell my son we have to run errands, he says, 'Let's take the Color Wonder™."
Maggie D., mother of 4-year-old.

The world's first traffic light was installed at an intersection in London, England, in 1868 to direct heavy horse and buggy traffic. It was a revolving gas lantern with red and green signals, turned by a lever at the base of the lantern. Unfortunately, it exploded in 1869, injuring the police officer who was operating it.