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Every child is wonderfully original. So let’s give them the power to colorfully express what they’re thinking as they discover, explore and dream.
Creativity is the ability to come up with original ideas, possibilities and alternatives used in everyday life. For kids, it’s a skill critical to school and life success. Here are a few tips to help bring creativity into your home.
Creativity is a way of thinking that encourages children’s original thoughts. Parents can do simple things to expand their child’s creative thinking. To get started, check out our guide to 52 ideas for 52 weeks.
The more kids are encouraged to share their ideas, the more they learn to express what they are thinking and the stronger their creative thinking becomes. Creative expression helps children believe in themselves and feel that they have something unique to offer. Join our community on Facebook to help encourage creativity year-round!
Encourage their curiosity, use common everyday experiences to inspire new ideas, build their confidence and use their art to spark conversations. Spark their creativity here.
Blowout Bashes or everyday occasions – there are lots of suggestions to celebrate all of your memorable moments.
Crafts
Make a statement in your own space! Hang this handsome name-chain on your door, locker, desk, or anywhere you keep your stuff!
Tips
Remove crayons from washed or heat-treated clothing
Travel Games
Make this colorful license "plate" for your next trip. Ask kids to search for license tags, then fold back tabs to keep track of their finds.
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Give your bike a personal touch. With these decorations, your handlebars and seat stand out whenever you ride!
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Toss a snowball between the polar bears and the ice floes! Create your own game with recycled tissue box, tissues, and a
Celebrate a graduation, good grades, or a homecoming with pizzazz. Use Crayola® Sidewalk Paint to craft a sign that anno
Regardless of whether the ground hog sees his shadow or not on February 2, kids can create their own Shadow Shapes—and m
Build kids' confidence by marking major milestones in their lives, such as learning to ride a bike or scooter, with keep
What's the forecast-raindrops or sunbeams? Display your predictions on this weather mobile.
Where do your bike tires start? Create a realistic scene to show how rubber tappers in Brazil gather latex in huge rain
What is your sport? Or favorite team? Make awesome sports magnets to display pictures of athletes, equipment, yourself,