Faced with a Summer Road Trip? Color in the Backsteet

Better still, no one has to worry about melted crayons or mess. Here's a new app for both the iPad and the iPhone, which lets you color cute monsters.


Monster Coloring Book from twistcone on Vimeo.

What Colors Mean in Different Cultures

Click the image below to make the graphic large. From there, consider cultures and colors. What surprises do you find?

Source: Visual.ly

Building Your Own Kaleidoscope

A kaleidoscope is a continually changing pattern of shapes and colors. There are many sizes, colors, and shapes. There is a fun website called Build Your Own Kaleidoscope. You can build different shapes sizes and colors on this site.

I would recommend this site for grades kindergarten through fifth grade. I would recommend this site for ages five through eleven because I don't think sixth grade and up will be interested in this site. I wouldn't recommend this for ages four and under because I don't think they would get what to do, or what kaleidoscope's are.

Visit the site at Ze Frank.