This project was inspired by Lenni Lenape story telling. Encourage children to tell their own stories through pictographs, or picture writing.
1.
To make your stand-up adventure story book, use Crayola Scissors to cut tan construction paper in half lengthwise. Fold the left side of one piece in to the middle, then fold the remaining part of the paper behind the first fold, accordion style.
2.
Peel wrappers from Crayola Crayons. Place textured objects such as mats or corrugated cardboard under the pages of your book where you want texture. Rub with the sides of peeled Crayons.
3.
Use an authentic Native American symbol guide or create your own symbols. Use the Crayons and Crayola Colored Pencils to create designs that tell a story.
4.
Tie ribbon or raffia in a bow to close the book for a picturesque look.
This project was inspired by Lenni Lenape story telling. Encourage children to tell their own stories through pictograph
Research your family heritage to find out where they’ve been and how you got to where you are now. Use Crayola® Bright F
Catapult kids to the time of knights and chivalry as they create an imaginary castle! Start the royal treatment by readi
Imagine standing along the magnificent Grand Canyon's rim at sunset! Capture the glorious changing colors of one of the
This intriguing queen pops up in different places in literature and games. Visually express her symbolic personality on
Poised to protect, the Rampant Lion cuts a striking figure. Send a magnificent, handcrafted card on St. Andrew’s Day, o
A country’s flag is a banner of national pride. For Scotland, the simple design of a white cross on a blue background is
Wear it on a picnic! Hang it in your room! Choose team colors or your favorite hues. Fill your Bandana-Rama with color!
