School Art

(concrete paint-a-block is recomended)

Keep your school looking artsy! Use the painted block for a common theme to decorate classrooms, library (they make a great book ends), or the common area. Use for special nights such as conferences, open house, and family fun nights. This project will be fun to repeat every year.

Pet Paint-A-Block

(concrete paint-a-block is recomended)

Boxed in a cage -- let your school cash in on the new rage! Just add a child's imagination to create the perfect pet.

Holidays

(concrete paint-a-block is recomended)

The Paint-A-Block, when painted, makes a great paperweight for Mom or Dad's desk, The block cores hold pencils, pens, and other office supplies. Its face is the perfect size to attach a business card or a child's or family photo. The block is also perfect to add to your home flower bed. When placed outdoors, the cores can be filled with soil and flowers. It's the perfect way to enhance a yard.

Wall of Flags

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

A great Paint-A-Block project that combines art with geography. Each box contains a "Flags of Nations" collector's card in color detail to allow the student to paint that flag on the Paint-A-Block The collector's card also contains information on the date the flag was adopted and what the color and/or symbols stand for. Information about the country including its population, capital city, and currency used is also on the card.

Garden Art

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

Use the student painted Paint-A-Blocks to enhance existing landscaping.

Group Art

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

Following a pattern students paint their Paint-A-Block to create a common work of art. Some suggestions are the American Flag or a school mascot.

Project Recognition

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

Give your supporters the recognition they deserve.  Whether you are raising funds for new playground equipment or a school sign, Paint-A-Blocks when sold to supporters can be added to these projects to show appreciation.

Auction Item

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

The Creation project when completed by the students can be auctioned off.  (A double dip fundraiser!)

Time Capsule

(plastic or concrete paint-a-block)

Have students place a note, photo or any other item that will fit into the cores of the block.  The project built will be disassembled and the contents retrieved at a much later date.  This would be a great senior all night party activity.  This is a great class project idea that can be repeated every year.