Super Snowflake Rubbing Plates

IN-56/6035

Super Snowflake Rubbing Plates. Just like in nature, each one of our 8 snowflake designsis unique! Use these rubbing plates to create snowflake designs with crayons, colored pencils or paint and paper. (8 pcs. per set) 7" square. © OTC

Was 5.25

NOW $1.99 1 Set(s)

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Super Snowflake Rubbing Plates 4.7 5 7 7

snowflakes Excellent value and quality. Very easy for even young children. March 14, 2010

Super fun, but clear I really liked them, and they are very easy to use! The only problem is that they are clear plastic. In our classroom setting, students choose their own activities. Because they were clear, the students werent very attracted to them. Those that tried them enjoyed them. December 18, 2011

Worked Great! We used these at a Winter Wonderland workship and all ages loved them...plus yoou can save them for next year. We found peeling the crayons made it easier to use them. December 16, 2009

These are not colored as shown in the photo, they are clear plastic. They work very well, but kept getting lost under the other craft materials we were using for our projects. December 15, 2009

Pre-K kids love these! I recommend taping corners to the table or a tray to keep rubbing plates from slipping as young children attempt to rub the crayon over them. Another thought...try rolling over the raised side with a paint roller, then turning painted rubbing plate on a paper to make a "print". November 22, 2009

My kindergarten class loves using these stencils. They hurry to finish their work each day so they can make snowflakes with the stencils. January 9, 2009

Great project for busy little hands We took black paper and white crayon to do this craft in the classroom, and it turned out great. The kids also wrote a report on snow/snowflakes. December 18, 2008