Product Description

20 super-cool drawing and design projects, from hieroglyphics to superheroes to Van Gogh. Includes punch-out, reusable stencils to use in your design. Ages 7 and up. Shrink-wrapped with a wooden stylus for drawing on black-coated paper to reveal colors beneath. 64 pages. Includes 20 scratch-off, 20 illustrated, 20 sketch pages. 6-3/8'' wide x 8-1/2'' high; wire-o bound hardcover.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21039 in Books
• Published on: 2003-01-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Spiral-bound

Features

• ISBN13: 9780880882866
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Customer Reviews

Fun book
I always enjoyed scratch art, so decided to get a few as Christmas gifts. These books are just like the scratch art I remember. I guess I forgot how messy the black can be. It doesn't rub off on hands so its fine while coloring, but once its scratched off, it can leave a mess. I do know that the books kept the kids entertained for a while. the quality of these books is excellent. They are a nice, thick cardstock, not cheap, thin paper. It sure is easier than bringing all the crayons out when you only have a small surface to work on and there are a lot of kids to share with. Each book has its own scratch pen which is kept in the book so no one has to share a thing. Definitely a plus.

Great for creative kids
I have just given this to my 7 year old son who is very creative. He absolutely loves this and can't wait to scratch the pages with all of the stencils and stickers that are included. The pages are very easy to scratch and I accidentally scratched one with my finger when checking out the book. I love this book because it is an activity that you can take on the go with you, perfect for planes and cars.

Coolness Prevails
This product is a huge hit with my students! They love to be creative and this enables them to express themselves in such a different way! Many pull it out during a break in class or at lunch and use it to explore new definitons of art!