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OHOME Easter Crafts for Kids - Easter Giant Coloring Poster/Tablecloth - 72x30 Inch Banner Kids Games Gifts Treats Activities Decor Party Decorations for Classroom School

Name: OHOME Easter Crafts for Kids - Easter Giant Coloring Poster/Tablecloth - 72x30 Inch Banner Kids Games Gifts Treats Activities Decor Party Decorations for Classroom School
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0G6D35CG6
Price: 9.99 USD
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Spread out, the sheet measures 72 by 30 inches, which covers most of a rectangular folding table and gives a group of children their own stretch of paper to work on. The kraft surface carries a protective coating, so marker ink stays on top instead of soaking through to the wood underneath. Bunnies, eggs and chicks are drawn in outline, waiting to be filled in.

Table Sized Sheet

Seventy-two inches by thirty is the length of a banquet table, so three or four children can sit along one side and none of them run out of room. Under the crayons it does a second job, catching the drips from an egg dyeing bowl and the crumbs from a plate of snacks. Once the coloring stops it can stay on as the cloth for the meal itself.

Crayons Or Markers

The paper is thick and coated rather than plain newsprint, which is what keeps a marker tip from bleeding through onto the table below. Crayons, markers and paint all take to the surface, so a classroom can hand out whatever is in the supply cupboard without sorting through it first. The coating also means a spilled cup sits on top for a moment before anything is lost.

Egg Cellent Era Lettering

Playful motifs cover the sheet: bunnies, colored eggs, chicks and the phrase IN MY EGG CELLENT ERA in large letters that children fill in first. The lettering gives the poster a second life as a photo backdrop once the coloring is done, or as a banner pinned along an entryway wall. Some groups make a story out of the drawings instead of coloring them in order.

Rolled And Kept

Cleanup is the part nobody plans for. When the party is over the paper rolls up from one end, either to keep as a record of what the children drew that year or to go straight into the recycling on the way past the bin. Either way the table underneath needs nothing more than a wipe, and no one is scraping dried paint off wood grain.