crayons

Crayola crayons describe different emotions.

Crayola crayons express different feelings through colors, pictures, and taste.

Discover patterns in the real world with colorful photos, accessible text, and a splash of color. Illustrations encourage readers to create art based on patterns around them. A special feature shows the Crayola colors found throughout the book.

Circles, triangles, squares, and stars shapes are all around us! Be inspired by colorful shapes wherever you go. What shapes are in your world? What can you create with shapes? Vibrant photos and engaging text encourage readers to create art inspired by the shapes all around them.

Twos, fives, tens there are lots of ways to count! Count forward and backward, add and subtract, and practice skip counting with colorful crayons. What other ways can you count? Encourage readers to create art inspired by the numbers all around them through colorful illustrations and photographs.

Crayola crayons help kids do different things through the power of imagination.

Tells the story of the invention of the Crayola crayon by inventor Edwin Binney.

Crayola crayons express different feelings through colors, pictures, and taste.

"What kind of day are you having? Are you feeling Razzmatazz excited? Or Tickle Me Pink silly? Or maybe you're feeling brave--like Wild Blue Yonder! When was the last time you felt a little Macaroni and Cheese? Learn how to express your feelings through colors"--Back cover.

Describes the process of how crayons are made, from melting the wax, shaping it, and packaging the finished crayons.