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Crayola's video encourages creativity through a STEAM-based activity. It introduces a 'What Do I See' game and an opposites book project, requiring materials like colored pencils and markers. Participants describe objects and their opposites, then create a book to share with others. The video also explores size comparisons in STEAM fields and suggests a sorting game to categorize objects by size. Viewers are invited to visit Crayola's website for more activities.

What is the primary focus of the 'What Do I See' game?

• To write a story

• To solve a math problem

• To observe and describe objects

• To create a colorful drawing

Which of the following is NOT needed to create the opposites book?

• A computer

• Ultra-clean washable markers

• Silly sense twistables colored pencils

• A paper pad

What should the cover design of the opposites book feature?

• Illustrations of famous people

• Illustrations of objects, actions, or emotions and their opposites

• A map of the world

• A list of adjectives

In the STEAM fields, what is an example of a size comparison?

• A river is wider than a road

• A tree is taller than a building

• A cat is faster than a dog

• The earth is big, but the sun is bigger

What is the purpose of the STEAM sorting game?

• To create a new language

• To explore size comparisons in nature, the ocean, or outer space

• To build a model of a city

• To write a poem