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Crayola 24ct Mini Twistables Crayons $1.79 Crayola Mini Twistables Crayons come in twenty-four brilliant colors to get your imagination spinning! Their compact size is perfect for projects at home or on the go! Just twist the barrel ends and the crayons are ready to use. No sharpening required! Coloring has never been so much fun! This package contains twenty-four Mini Twistables Crayons in a reusable soft plastic case (7×3-1/2×1-1/4″). No… |
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Crayola ColorStudio HD iMarker Digital Stylus (GC30002) $7.84 Crayola ColorStudio HD helps young artists unlock limitless discovery and play on an iPad plete with pictures color animation sound and music. The iMarker digital stylus is the key. Like a marker crayon pen and paintbrush in one iMarker creates your favorite Crayola colors within the ColorStudio HD App. iMarker safely interacts with iPad’s MultiTouch display allowing the ColorStudio HD app to diff… |
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Crayola USB EZ Type Keyboard $15.44 USB CONNECTIONREQUIRES AVAILABLE USB PORTCOMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS 98SE/2000/ME/XP/VISTA MAC OS 10.1 OR LATERUPC : 021331110718Shipping Dimensions : 19.50in X 7.50in X 2.00inEstimated Shipping Weight : 2.1875… |
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Crayola® 3-Piece Computer Kit with Keyboard, Mouse & Photo Mouse Pad (11103) $39.99 Computer Accessories for Kids to Make LearningFun! With its vivid Crayola colors and oversized keys, specially designed to maketyping easier for kids, this keyboard will make learning fun! Teach your little one how to type with Crayola EZ Type Keyboard. Works alone or with other Crayola computer accessories! The colorful Crayola EZ Click Mouse and precise optical sensor along with exciting water g… |
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Crayola Glow Station can create with Light! $24.88 The award-winning Crayola Glow Station empowers kids to create incredible illustrations in a whole new way — with light! The Glow Station is the place for kids to become glow-in-the-dark artists — using a light wand and stencils to make luminous illustrations on the glow canvas. Drawing with the wand encourages kids to use the artistic and fine-motor skills they’ve started learning in school. Re… |
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Crayola 120ct Original Crayons $6.79 Burnt sienna, olive green, thistle–the nostalgic favorites are all here, along with new options like “tickle me pink” and “laser lemon.” Three boxes of crayons are ready to open up and dump willy-nilly on the pages of coloring book. The only possible improvement on this package would be a roll of butcher paper for instant mural making. –Claire Dederer… |
Crayola Picture Game!
Crayola Guess My Picture
Crayola Picture Game Questions
Does anyone remember the old Crayola computer game from the 90′s??
I remember I used to play this computer game on the PC when I was a lot younger, in probably the mid or late nineties. It was sort of similar to Kid Pix but it was a Crayola game where you could draw with Crayola markers and crayons etc and it had all this other neat stuff like a coloring book and these AWESOME stamp-like things where you could make realllly long things. For example, there was a weiner dog and the longer you made the line, the longer the weiner dog..and there was a sandwich and a cactus etc. There was also this cool feature where you could destroy your picture in all these cool ways with dynamite or flushing it down the toilet and stuff. Does anyone have ANY memory of this or am I just crazy? It was a really fun game and I just want to know the name of it!
I’m 13 now, and only a few years ago, i played it at my aunty’s house OMG ITS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry i cant rememba dee name 
Recipes and Fun Activities For Easter
It’s that time of year again when daffodils will soon be in bloom, trees will be budding, and a lot of folks will be anxious to get out and work in their flower beds. It’s called spring! And with spring comes the Easter bunny. An exciting and fun time for both kids and parents.
My all-time favorite Easter candy were those marshmallow peeps. Every spring (to this day), I indulge in a package or two. I love them so.
There are lots of fun activities for kids on this special spring holiday. Go beyond egg decorating and help your little ones decorate cute things for the house. Maybe some homemade crayola pictures to display in the windows or perhaps create an Easter tree. Egg relays are a lot of fun as well. You know the game with the egg and the spoon where teams are paired up and the winners are the ones who carries the eggs from point A to point B? This game can be mixed with children and parents for even more fun!
Cookie decorating can be a fun activity too. Bake the cookies ahead of time and make them in all shapes. Egg shaped, bunny shaped, or anything you wish. Make sure you have plenty of pastel food coloring for the frosting along with lots of sprinkles. Another cool idea…have your kids help you prepare the Easter meal. Put a special, homemade apron on them and they will feel like a real chef. It’s pretty much tradition to prepare a ham for the meal. But what can you make as side dishes and desserts?
Let’s explore a couple of ideas…
Easter Cupcakes
Ingredients
(for basic cake recipe-about 12 cupcakes)
1/2 cup butter or margarine
1 cup self rising flour
1/2 cup sugar
2 tbs milk
2 large eggs
12 Easter-themed cupcake liners
frosting
food coloring
sprinkles
cupcake or muffin pan
small chocolate bunnies
Directions
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. With a wooden spoon, mix the butter and sugar together until smooth, ( about 2 min). Add the eggs and milk and stir thoroughly.
Gently fold in the flour and mix until completely blended. Divide the batter evenly into the cupcake liners. Place the pan of cupcakes on a shelf just above the center for 15 minutes.
After cooled, frost the cupcakes in the color of your choice. The kids will have fun decorating the cupcakes with the sprinkles and the chocolate bunnies.
Family’s Favorite Potato Salad
Ingredients
2 lb small red potatoes, unpeeled
6 eggs
3 celery stalks
1/4 cup finely diced red onion
For Dressing:
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon mustard seeds
1 green onion, including the tender green tops, finely chopped
1/4 cup finely chopped fresh parsley
1 teaspoon dry mustard
salt and pepper to taste
Directions
Boil the potatoes and eggs. I always put them in the fridge overnight to prevent the potato salad from turning out mushy. Peel the potatoes and the eggs and cut into small chunks and toss them into a large bowl. Add the celery and red onion and toss briefly to mix. Set aside.
For Dressing: In a small bowl and using a fork, stir together the mayonnaise, mustard seeds, green onion, parsley, dry mustard, salt and pepper, mixing well. Pour the dressing over the potato and egg mixture and mix well.
For best flavor, cover and chill for up to 2 hours before serving. Sprinkle the parsley over the top and serve.
Extra Family Activity
With today’s global economic conditions…there are many children and families in need. Why not make up some special baskets that you can donate? This is something that kids can help with as well. You will be putting smiles on many faces. Share the joy of giving this Easter.
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