Create snow dome wonderlands - novel activity and keepsakes that students will love! Remove the inserts before filling the globe. Simply fill globe with water, leaving a small amount of air, before replacing the stopper. Glue the stopper in place to ensure that there is no leakage. Insert a photograph or draw directly onto the inserts to create your personalised globe! Instructions included. Domes measure 7cmH x 5.5cm diameter.

Quality pasteboard jigsaw figures measuring 25cmL.

White absorbent paper windsock kits. Measures 26cmL.

Fifty 18cm glossy coloured paper plates to use as a starting point for construction.

These hessian cubic bags are perfect for a variety of art projects. The hessian can be stitched into, used for a weaving project or painted. Students can experiment with paints, fabric inks or fabric markers on the hessian bag. This bag is perfect for print making, textiles or painting based projects. They have handles and a clear plastic internal coating. Measures 10cm x 10cm x 10cm. 

Ten terracotta coloured plastic pots and saucers to paint and decorate, then add a plant. Pot diameter 7cm.

Hessian-like fibre over a wire frame in bright colours that are easy to decorate. Green, red, turquoise, purple and natural. Pack of 10 fibre cones 17cm high.

Hessian-like fibre over a wire frame in bright colours that are easy to decorate with metallic yarn, sequins and other decorative media. Green, natural, purple, red and yellow assortment. Each star measures 18cmH.

Decorate these fibre trees with yarn or wool by sewing into the fibre or simply by winding threaded yarn around the tree. Use sequins, beads and glitter to create Christmas hanging decorations. Assorted Christmas colours. Pack of 10 fibre trees 18cm high in assorted colours.

Record classroom memories, then open capsule at end of year, end of primary school or end of school. The Time Capsule is a complete activity for 30 students. Contains cardboard time capsule, 30 templates, 30 envelopes and 30 stamps. Time capsule measures 23cm x 33cm x 20cm.

15 blank A4 foam sheets. A safe, easy and economical introduction to print making. Use a 4B pencil or a ballpoint pen or any objects that will make an indentation. Ink or roller paint the surface, lay a sheet of paper over and press against print with a hand roller or the palm, then peel the print off the block slowly to reveal the results.