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Showing posts with label Eraser Clay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eraser Clay. Show all posts

Sunday, September 15, 2013

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Eraser Clay



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Dalam almari ni full of eraser clay and glow at night clay..
To ORDER click link below:
http://claystationyongorderform.blogspot.com/


Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Preschool and Kindergarten Activities - Eraser Clay Promotion!!!!!

Full Set!
ESS01
For No3, no8 and no11 is metallic colors



1.) 10 pieces of keychain.
2.) 20 pieces of mini cap phone straps.
3.) 100 pieces of jumpring.
4.) 100 pieces of eyecrew.
5.) 100 pieces of eyepin.
6.) 11 bar of eraser clay with 50gram each .

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Eraser Clay Promotion Set.

Promotion Set!!!
SALES!!!
Eraser Clay Projects to Pinch, Roll, Coil, Slam & Twist
Children can use these eraser clay  to create a variety of projects.
Idea given!!
Caterpillar – Take some eraser clay and roll the balls size as picture shown each. Press the balls together in a row. Roll two tiny Black balls and press onto the head for the eyes. Make a hat as picture shown..Roll two small Red ball and put it on the head for the cheek. Use the knife tool to draw a mouth. ..for details please contact me...

1.) 10 pieces of keychain.
2.) 20 pieces of mini cap phone straps.
3.) 100 pieces of jumpring.
4.) 100 pieces of eyecrew.
5.) 100 pieces of eyepin
6.) 11 basr of eraser clay with 50gram each.

Kindergarten/ pre school projects make with Eraser Clay

Code: EA001
Full Set!

1.) 10 pieces of keychain.
2.) 20 pieces of mini cap phone straps.
3.) 100 pieces of jumpring.
4.) 100 pieces of eyecrew.
5.) 100 pieces of eyepin.
Buy a clay now and teach the kids how to make animals and etc.. ...hehe! Don't think just buy....Idea given!!
Children also enjoy making useful objects  from clay. Pinching and coiling are intuitive. Designing functional work is another way to develop the imagination and visual thinking. Very little demonstration or instruction is needed. Demonstrations can easily give children the impression that following directions is more important than invention. Instead of demonstrating  things to young children, you can ask them how they want to do these things and how they want the things to look .It more encourages them to experiment.


These projects are suitable  for
kindergartners or other little fingers With An Adult's Help. Enjoy!