• 1.

  Young children relish problems to solve. Find Five is a math problem with a twist. See eyes light up as children use their intelligences to design, make, and decorate a unique creation.

• 2.

  Offer a variety of clean, recycled objects for children’s constructions, such as paper-towel tubes, produce trays, and boxes.

• 3.

  Toddlers require close adult supervision to ensure safety. Glue may be the center of interest.

• 4.

  Find five items to create an art project. Construct anything you can imagine, with these five things. Try several designs until you find one that pleases you.

• 5.

  Connect the structure with Crayola® School Glue. Dry overnight.

• 6.

  Cover your work area with newspaper. Put on a Crayola® Art Smock. Paint your construction with Crayola® Washable Kid’s Paint and So Big® Brushes. Dry overnight.

Standards

• Asking Questions
• Letters, Numbers & Words
• Physical: Balance
• Physical: Eye - Hand Coordination
• Physical: Large Motor
• Physical: Small Muscles
• Social & Emotional: Flexibility
• Social & Emotional: Making Friends
• Thinking: Creating
• Thinking: Problem Solving
• Thinking: Understanding Concepts