handwritting skill, art supply for children, teaching child with sensory processing disorders affecting fine motor skills, or other
special needs such as cerebral palsy or autism, art material recommended by occupational therapists for children and special ed
teachers. Art supply for preschools or primary schools.
special needs such as cerebral palsy or autism, art material recommended by occupational therapists for children and special ed
teachers. Art supply for preschools or primary schools.
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| Crayon Rocks will produce rich, oil pastel-like pieces of art work that kids can be proud of. But to achieve a look that is truly beautiful you have to know how to use the crayons in the most effective way. |
First, encourage children to use the
flat sides of the crayon instead of
the tip to get broad swaths of
color on the paper.
Then tell them to cover up ALL the
white paper. ALL of IT! That's not
hard with Crayon Rocks.
flat sides of the crayon instead of
the tip to get broad swaths of
color on the paper.
Then tell them to cover up ALL the
white paper. ALL of IT! That's not
hard with Crayon Rocks.
Ask them to put some
muscle behind the
crayon. Really press
down on it. AND, don't
be afraid to layer
colors. If you don't like
what you've done,
chances are you can
scrape it off or erase it
off. Last, give it a quick
buff with a tissue or the
palm of your hand.
The surface will shine
up like it's been
waxed.... :^) which, of
course, it has!
And it helps if you start with a strong drawing before trying to fill in the
colors. Outline with a marker or pointy crayon last. This can add definition
and cover any stray marks you don't like. Simple shapes, cleanly done
make for the most satisfying pictures. Happy Coloring Kids!
colors. Outline with a marker or pointy crayon last. This can add definition
and cover any stray marks you don't like. Simple shapes, cleanly done
make for the most satisfying pictures. Happy Coloring Kids!
