There were enough crayons, too, to keep a boy happy.

Do they spend more time using crayons and books than I did?

We had our own table up here for crayons and drawing.

In addition, children are given their own box of crayons.

Then he began putting away the crayons and books other students had left on the table.

"For me, this little project is almost like being able to play in a room that just has so many crayons," he said.

I used my daughter's crayons, a different color for each main character.

At least Alice had put away her crayons for a while.

"She offered to share her crayons with me and we'd been friends ever since."

She asked her students to bring in crayons, glue and paper from home.

In 1902 another pencil company began to offer up crayons.

For his birthday he gets a box of 64 crayons.

The term also was used to describe an act done with crayons.

"I remember one day my mom brought me crayons," she said.

Not all of them have crayons and paper at home."

To date, the factory has made more than 110 billion crayons.

Some drew pictures with crayons at a table in the back of the room.

Playing with her crayons, the kid produced the kind of picture a child that age will.

She lay the blue and green crayons at the base of the tree.

"They all just melted together like a bag of crayons left out in the sun."

Clearly these guys were not the brightest crayons in the box.

Children are provided with crayons to draw on the menu.

The children's menu comes with crayons and a sheet on which kids color the food they want.

Paints, crayons and toys will be given to the children.

The collection now includes more than 300 boxes of crayons.

I mean, is this just another white crayon or something?

There were enough crayons, too, to keep a boy happy.

Do they spend more time using crayons and books than I did?

We had our own table up here for crayons and drawing.

Then you go to work with a thick black crayon.

In addition, children are given their own box of crayons.

Then he began putting away the crayons and books other students had left on the table.

But first the child has to decide what a crayon is for.

"For me, this little project is almost like being able to play in a room that just has so many crayons," he said.

I used my daughter's crayons, a different color for each main character.

The boy took a blue crayon and began to draw.

At least Alice had put away her crayons for a while.

"She offered to share her crayons with me and we'd been friends ever since."

She asked her students to bring in crayons, glue and paper from home.

My mother took up a crayon from the butcher paper.

When his mother walked in, she realized just how much could be done with only one crayon.

In 1902 another pencil company began to offer up crayons.

For his birthday he gets a box of 64 crayons.

Crayon pop is also among girl groups without a leader.

The term also was used to describe an act done with crayons.

"I remember one day my mom brought me crayons," she said.

Not all of them have crayons and paper at home."

To date, the factory has made more than 110 billion crayons.

Written in crayon, it said simply: Please get better soon.

From the first time she held a crayon, that's what she'd draw.

Place where he had crayoned the wall through the bars of the crib.

He's crayoning the wall, or doing something else to get his bottom smacked."

Anne, who was a painter, had no idea of discipline, so if we went to a hotel the children would be crayoning on the walls.

On top of this, I then crayoned very gently the colours required to build up the facial structure.

There are 60-year-old boxes full of Stanley door pivot hinges, crayoned with the original pricing.

Close up, Katamay looked crayoned by a child.

At the moment she was crayoning a blank sheet of paper, her face screwed into a look of intense concentration.

Children crayoned and practiced reading out loud; adults ate, napped, conversed with friends or read.

Two little girls were sprawled out crayoning while their blue-jeaned grandmother sat on the floor nearby.

He enjoys crayoning with his mother.

The face was an uneven oval of white cardboard with features crayoned on in a dozen different shades by industrious hands.

All the paper Santa Clauses, crayoned angels and flapping birds from kindergarten are still hung.

Around Frank Dodd's neck on a string was a sign crayoned in lipstick.

Oh he's been crayoning OK.

Patrick is halfheartedly crayoning the ocean while describing the sculptures he used to make in jail from bits of leftover soap.

A declaration, a warning somewhat in the spirit of an Egyptian curse, was crayoned across the top: "Beware!

The words "Alta Loma Elementary School" were crayoned along the bottom.

She was wearing bright red lipstick, had crayoned dark brown eyebrows onto herself, and her cheeks were decorated with spots of rose-toned rouge.

While other children were crayoning in coloring books, she was sketching surrealistic renditions of the masterpieces in her father's art history books.

Now, sitting here with Tabbi, with flowers and birds crayoned on her leg, Misty knows she'll never be an artist.

Small seedlings protected under jars and bisected lemonade bottles each bore a twist of red thread or a sign crayoned in the same colour.

He went to the one marked 'Main Office' (below which someone had crayoned 'The Boss') and knocked.

I can still feel the scald of embarrassment as I sat motionless at my desk at school while the other children crayoned their Father's Day cards.

In places I put the colour on in a wash, either by crayoning onto the design and then adding water, or by taking the paint off the crayon direct with a brush.

When 4-year-old Jane Zanichkowsky was caught crayoning the walls, she "pulled herself up to her fullest possible height and said, in her deepest artificial voice, 'I'm Gracie.' "