Authentic Insect Rubbing Plates - Educational Set of 16 for Kids Art & Science Projects | Nature Study Tools for Classroom & Homeschool Activities | Item R-5803 (Colors May Vary)
$10.11
$13.49
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Authentic Insect Rubbing Plates - Educational Set of 16 for Kids Art & Science Projects | Nature Study Tools for Classroom & Homeschool Activities | Item R-5803 (Colors May Vary)
$10.11
$13.49
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Description
Insect Rubbing Plates are versatile and fun for art, design, science, geography and much more. This hands-on, easy-to-use tool is sure to enhance learning concepts. Add texture to artwork by placing paper over a plate and rubbing with a crayon, marker or pencil to make the design emerge. Layer designs for more effects. Fill with or press into modeling clay. Sturdy plastic rubbing plates work great with paper mache. Make sun catchers using white glue and food coloring. Simply fill tray and let dry. Peel the resulting mold off, and you're done. Each set includes 16 rubbing plates and a guide with craft ideas. They are recommended for children ages 3 and over.
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Features
Rubbing plates are versatile and fun for art, design, science, geography and much more! this hands-on, easy product is sure to enhance learning concepts
Versatile and fun for art, design, science, geography and much more
Hands-on
Add texture to artwork by placing paper over a plate and rubbing with a crayon, marker or pencil to make the design emerge
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Bought for my 7th grade students to explore carbon film fossils. Even as 12 year olds they had a fun time making them and even wanted to do more. Solid plastic and did exactly what I needed them to do.
