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Boost children’s creativity and learning
What does a monster really look like? Can a monster be cute? Is it always dangerous or perhaps just naughty? And are monsters green or red? This page is packed with inspiration for all kinds of monsters that can be created using recycled materials, paint and glitter to promote creativity and offer a great opportunity to talk with children about feelings, colours and imagination. Sharing and talking about imaginative ideas helps to develop children’s language skills, invites them to be creative, develops a desire to explore and helps them to better understand the world. Indulge in a project involving everyday recycled materials, colourful paint, lots of glitter and beads – and conjure up your very own monsters that are sure to spread smiles, laughter and maybe even some chills.
Learn about a monstrous variety of shapes and colours
Let the children unleash their imagination with Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® and look forward to all the scary, cute or fun monsters they create out of the different materials and colours. The creative process teaches children about shapes, colours and feelings.
Learn about a monstrous variety of shapes and colours
Let the children unleash their imagination with Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® and look forward to all the scary, cute or fun monsters they create out of the different materials and colours. The creative process teaches children about shapes, colours and feelings.
@Finurligheder’s creative recycling universe
Bettina Skindstad Ebert, who is behind the Instagram profile @finurligheder, inspires children to create imaginative and colourful monsters using everyday recyclable materials. Find cardboard tubes, egg cartons, plastic lids and other recyclable materials and let your imagination run wild.
@Finurligheder’s creative recycling universe
Bettina Skindstad Ebert, who is behind the Instagram profile @finurligheder, inspires children to create imaginative and colourful monsters using everyday recyclable materials. Find cardboard tubes, egg cartons, plastic lids and other recyclable materials and let your imagination run wild.
Unleash your imagination with colourful textiles
Take out some felt, wool, yarn and socks and let your creativity run monstrously wild with colourful textiles. Give the kids a wonderful opportunity to learn new techniques like felting and sewing while exploring shapes, colours and feelings.
Unleash your imagination with colourful textiles
Take out some felt, wool, yarn and socks and let your creativity run monstrously wild with colourful textiles. Give the kids a wonderful opportunity to learn new techniques like felting and sewing while exploring shapes, colours and feelings.
Glitter clay
- Very easy for children to model with.
- Adheres to all surfaces, from Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® to cardboard, wood, textiles and plastic.
- Won't flake off. The glitter is encapsulated in the modelling compound.
- Dries in two hours to become very hard.
- Available in a wide range of beautiful colours.
Creative multi marker
- Can be used on stone, paper, canvas, glass, porcelain, plastic, wood and cardboard.
- Beautiful saturated colours that dry in two minutes.
- Store flat with the cap on.
- If the felt tip becomes dry, tap on paper until the paint saturates the tip.
- Easy to wash off hands with soap and water.
Glitter clay
- Very easy for children to model with.
- Adheres to all surfaces, from Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® to cardboard, wood, textiles and plastic.
- Won't flake off. The glitter is encapsulated in the modelling compound.
- Dries in two hours to become very hard.
- Available in a wide range of beautiful colours.
Creative multi marker
- Can be used on stone, paper, canvas, glass, porcelain, plastic, wood and cardboard.
- Beautiful saturated colours that dry in two minutes.
- Store flat with the cap on.
- If the felt tip becomes dry, tap on paper until the paint saturates the tip.
- Easy to wash off hands with soap and water.
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