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Crayola Air Dry Clay for Kids - White, 25lbs, Bulk Modeling Clay for Kids, No Bake, Sculpting & Molding Material, Bulk Art Supplies for Classrooms

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Color: White


Size: 25lb Value Pack


Features

  • CRAYOLA MODELING CLAY: Includes 25 Lbs. of White Clay and a Resealable Plastic Bag.
  • DIY CLAY PROJECTS: This fine, natural white earth clay dries to a hard solid. Easy to use with traditional modeling techniques. Its also a snap to clean up.
  • BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES: This is a must-have for teachers and parents looking for bulk art supplies for classrooms or large art projects.
  • USE WITH PAINT: Crayola Project Paints & Acrylic Paints work well for adding details to your air dry clay creations.
  • SOFTEN WITH WATER: Add water to make the clay softer for ease of use!
  • TACTILE ART: Let your little artist express themselves through sculpting, molding and modeling.
  • BULK CLASSROOM SUPPLIES: Stock up on teacher classroom must haves, including Crayola bulk packs of crayons, markers, and more. Great for kindergarten, preschool, elementary school, art rooms, and group projects.

Description

Crayola Modeling Clay is your classroom’s passport to a world of creativity. With 25 lbs. of white clay at your disposal, packed in a resealable plastic bag, you have the perfect resource for large art projects. The clay’s fine, natural texture dries to a hard solid, accommodating a variety of modeling techniques and making cleanup effortless. Soften it with water for easier manipulation, and pair it with Crayola Project Paints & Acrylic Paints to add vibrant details to your students’ creations. This clay invites students to dive into the world of tactile art, expressing themselves through sculpting, molding, and modeling. Designed to be safe and nontoxic, it’s suitable for children aged 4 and up. With Crayola Modeling Clay, every art class becomes a memorable creative journey. This product is ACMI Certified. Crayola bulk school supplies are a must have for kindergarten, preschool, and elementary school classrooms and teachers. Perfect for creative learning all year long!

Brand: Crayola


Color: White


Age Range (Description): Kid


Material: Modeling Clay


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Number of Items: 1


Recommended Uses For Product: Playing


Special Feature: Air Drying


Included Components: 25 lb of clay


Educational Objective: Sensory Play


Brand: Crayola


Color: White


Age Range (Description): Kid


Material: Modeling Clay


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Number of Items: 1


Recommended Uses For Product: Playing


Special Feature: Air Drying


Included Components: 25 lb of clay


Educational Objective: Sensory Play


Model Name: 575001


Item dimensions L x W x H: 10.33 x 10.33 x 6.75 inches


UPC: 071662550011


Product Dimensions: 10.33 x 10.33 x 6.75 inches


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Item model number: 575001


Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 15 years


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Release date: April 4, 2023


Manufacturer: Crayola


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    • Great For Kids!
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I used this with my 4K class to make Mother’s Day’s gifts. It was the first time I received thank you’s from mom’s! Some even said they cried when they open their gifts. Students did a great job on them and I loved how every heart had its own special personality. This clay was soft making it very easy for students to work with. It dried within a couple days. Students used Modge Podge to glue the flowers and as a final protective coat. The clay only needed one extra coat. I wish I had pictures of the students hearts, but I only have one of my sample heart. Theirs actually turned out much better!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by Mike Roegner Mike Roegner
    • Fun for show, but very delicate when dry
air dry clays can start to dry if theres holes in the plastic bags so check your items upon arrival to be sure theyre in good condition for use in your project. Dries overnight, but are very very delicate/brittle, will turn back to clay when wetted with paints or sealants so must work quickly and not press too hard with brushes etc. Overall fast, easy to use, cleanup is okay, might try to add color to the clay next project and see if painting is avoidable. Great for toddlers, seniors and anyone just needing to get their hands busy creating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021 by Vanesa P.
    • Perfect for making Seed Bombs!
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I use this for making seed bombs and the clay is perfect for that purpose. It is a sticky clay, so plan for that on a good surface. It washes away pretty easily, and is very soft
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2025 by Heather Blume Heather Blume
    • This is EXCELLENT high quality air dry clay
I started with Das clay and it’s great but I needed to order 40 pounds in a few weeks and Das is expensive. So, I tried a few other air dry clays and my own mix and nothing came close to Das except Crayola. Most all of the others would warp, crack, and turn dark. I like the pretty white that Crayola Clay keeps when it dries. It seems stronger, and doesn’t crack either. I can’t say anything bad about it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by Raven Fieri, DVM
    • This clay is great for Projects
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For a senior year high school project last year, I made the colosseum almost entirely out of this clay. My time limit was around 2 months, and I put almost 80 hours into this project. It ended up sitting on a 16-inch long base and weighed in at 6.8 pounds when completely dry. I used approximately 2 of the 5 pound containers. I don't think this clay is perfect, but I think of all of the options out there, this has to be the best option when making large projects and not having the option of kiln firing. Cracking is to be expected. When adding water to the clay or simply using it straight out of the package the moisture takes up a lot of space and naturally, it is going to shrink when dry. I ended up using cracks to determine where the weak points were. When filling in cracks ALWAYS overfill the crack, the clay that you put in is going to shrink, and it's easier to shave down bumps than continuing to fill in cracks that don't seem to go away. I found that carving this clay was easier than molding it. I included a picture of the details on the interior, they were for the most part entirely made by carving clay out of each row. This clay is really hard to make small shapes and strings with, so if your project is small or has tons of tiny details I would suggest picking up modeling clay instead, although making small details IS still possible, just more time-consuming. Joining pieces of clay together can be a challenge, I found that adding lots of water and smoothing down the sides of the piece you want to join to the project. Trying to join pieces in the "traditional" way (making a few lines in either piece, adding water, and pressing together) does not work with this clay, it's very stubborn. I had a big issue when starting this project as to where I was going to put it. I decided on a cardboard base, but I couldn't get the clay to stick very well. I found that gluing paper down to the cardboard and adding a thin layer of water to the top got the clay to stick. after the first layer, I had to deal with shrinking and added a second piece of cardboard to the bottom, since it bent the first one. Another trick I found was mixing acrylic paint directly into the clay can change the color and you can mix other materials into the clay- I used both of these on the sandy floor of the colosseum, beige paint and actual sand were mixed in and the clay worked just as it normally would. I seriously enjoyed working with this material, you get a ton for the price, and it works really well. This project was the first time I had ever made something large and to scale with clay, and while it does come with a learning curve, I really enjoy recreating places with it. Currently, I am working on a model of Mont St Michele, and after I will be working on making the Statue of Liberty ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2021 by J. Stewart J. Stewart
    • Very creative
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It’s great! I love working with it. It’s convenient that it dries on its own and is still functional without using a kiln. It’s also good for a lot of creative ideas. The moldability and texture is perfect
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by Chemistry Tutor Chemistry Tutor
    • Feels and Handles Like Real Clay
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The media could not be loaded. I tested this clay on a new tabletop pottery wheel I am planning to use for intro classes. I've been using pottery wheels and various Kiln fire clays for over 15 years. I am extremely impressed with how this clay handles when both hand building and wheel throwing. I noticed in several of the lower reviews there were complaints of it cracking. Since the base of this product starts with a natural clay, I was not surprised by this. Baked polymer clays and other air dry clay products that have more synthetic ingredients will be more durable for some projects, but lack the feel of the real thing. Natural clays like those used for standard pottery building like to crack when 1) its too thin 2) too thick 3) over worked or 4) because it feels like it. :-) None of the items I've created so far have given me any issues and are holding together beautifully. If you are interested in beginning a journey in pottery building but not yet ready to invest in standard clays and a kiln, this is a fantastic choice. I'm looking forward to introducing people to the joy of throwing pottery on a wheel without the need to have a working kiln! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025 by AnnL AnnL
    • Worked beautifully
I used this clay for a “ceramics” class for 9/10 year olds and it held up great! Even with transporting it to and from class. Would definitely buy again!
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by Hocuspocus

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