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Coloring's a fun family activity that never goes out of style. But plain old crayons can be so blah. Bring the fun back with Eco Stars ($9) star-shaped crayons. Not only are they non-toxic, they're ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Aug. 21—TAHLEQUAH — Crayons are used in schools and libraries across the country, and sometimes in restaurants. And according to ...

Discover how crayons are made and then create your own with this craft that is great for all ages and a fun weekend activity! Your crayons will make excellent teacher gifts, party favors, or ...

In this Salute to American Success, we’re taking a look at a non-profit called The Crayon Initiative and speaking with its founder Bryan Ware. The organization collects old crayons from restaurants, ...

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Day, Penguin Young Readers has announced plans to partner with the Crayon Collection, a worldwide charity committed to repurposing gently used crayons for children in ...

Abby and Riley Neff don't mind broken crayons. The sisters, 14 and 11, know that bits and pieces of used or broken crayons aren't garbage. They're raw materials, a blank canvas to create new art ...

It’s not just paper, plastic, aluminum, and glass you can recycle! Find out what surprising things can be recycled here and ...

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, restaurants, and gives them new life by donating recycled crayons to children's hospitals DANVILLE; Calif. -- The Crayon Initiative aims to ...

Leoanrdtown residents Elizabeth D’Aurora and Cate Kinslow are Girl Scouts who recycled crayons to stop them from going into landfills. Once they had learned that more than 120,000 pounds of crayons ...