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It there’s one thing I love to see in an early elementary classroom, it’s artwork made by students! This is the time when students are working on their fine motor skills and learning how to cut with scissors and glue things together. Books are being read daily and new themes are being introduced throughout the year.
Crafts are great to tie into the daily curriculum, but let’s be honest they are not always feasible when you have to create it from scratch and then prep it for an entire classroom. That is where I come in! I create craft patterns for teachers in the classroom, homeschool, and daycare setting that are easy prep for teachers.
The best part about my resources is that the design element is taken off your plate, the craft patterns are ready to print, and the patterns are kid-friendly and easy to cut. Of course I have plenty of parents and kids working on these at home too just as a fun activity or to reinforce cutting skills children are learning in school.
Today I am sharing My Crayon Craft Freebie with you. It is the perfect activity to pair with the book, The Crayon Box That Talked, by Shane De Rolf or any crayon/color related book. I love this craft because you can work on color recognition with your students while making a vibrant bulletin board at the same time.
This resources includes 3 different pattern types so you can use the craft in a variety of ways and for many different ages. It includes:
To give the crayons some personality I like to have students place their arms and legs in positions they like and then have them add the facial features to make them unique. Letting students give their crayon a personality will also make it more recognizable when they see their craft hung around the classroom or on a hallway bulletin board.
This Crayon Craft is great for back to school time or during a color unit and it’s one of my favorite freebies that I share! Be sure to fill out the form below to get it for FREE and you will also be added to my email list where I share more craft ideas, exclusive freebies, updates, sales, giveaways, and more!
Former preschool teacher turned business owner that now creates educational resources for teachers in the classroom, homeschool, and daycare setting.
Hi, I’m Laura and I am the creator of Crafty Bee Creations. I am a former preschool teacher turned business owner that now creates educational resources for teachers in the classroom, homeschool, and daycare setting. I have a passion for designing craft resources that are not only fun and engaging but work children’s fine motor skills too!
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So cute thank you
Thank you! Hope your kiddos enjoy making it!
Cute! Can’t wait until my kiddos make these.
Thanks Lisa! Hope they love creating them 🙂
Love this book and what a cute way to review colors!
Thank you Renee!
Can you add me to your E-mail list! Love your Creations!
Thanks
Hi Cara! If you fill out the form on this page, you will be added to the email list!
Thank you
with great appreciation
Thank you so much. I lovd it and for sure my pupils will love these.
I love these. I don’t see a form to fill out.
I like the crayon craft.
Cute craft
I look forward to getting the free crayon craft.