Join Us on
Add To Favorites
Abraham Lincoln lived in a log cabin, but less colorful than this one. Everyone feels right at home with a structure that reminds adults and kids alike of happily coloring with Crayola® Crayons.
1.
Cover your work area with recycled newspaper. Lay a recycled, closed, box on its side. Begin to cover your Log Cabin with Crayola Crayons. Leave spaces for doors and windows if you like. Break crayons to fit, or ask an adult to cut them with a knife. Store the knife in a safe place.
2.
Glue crayons to each other and onto the box with Crayola School Glue. Dry. Repeat until all sides are covered.
3.
Construct a peaked roof on top of the box by layering crayons and gluing. Dry.
4.
Repeat with fewer crayons in each layer to form a triangle. Dry between layers.
5.
Top off your Log Cabin roof with a crayon with its wrapper removed.
Let's make something!
Bring the symbolism and traditions of Passover to life with this decorative Model Magic® Seder plate. Handmade ceremonia
Add To Favorites Processsing...Processsing...
Who remembers soldiers’ sacrifices? Every November on Remembrance Day/Veterans Day, poppies are worn with pride on lapel
Create your own cave paintings! A long time ago people made art by painting on the walls of caves.
Display the 10 Commandments in your home on two historic-looking stone tablets.
Have you ever dreamed of mining gold, silver, or bronze? You’ll soon be scooping up precious nuggets with this Silly Put
This colorful Japanese holiday weaves together astronomy, language arts, culture, and design. Kids can fly their poetry
Thanksgiving and hand-made turkeys go hand in hand. Talk about holiday traditions while kids make their feathered creati
Do you really enjoy creating your own crosswords? Challenge yourself to use the names of your country's leaders.
