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Safeprint Foam Printing Sheets
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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning
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Safe Material
These sheets, composed of white expanded polystyrene, offer a safer alternative to traditional polymer blocks, reducing the risk of injury during use.
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Versatile Usage
Ideal for foam printing and model making, these sheets let you cut, paint, and glue them, offering flexibility in various creative art projects.
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Supports Creativity
Encourages children to explore different art and design techniques, enhancing their proficiency in handling various materials.
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Multiple Sizes
These are offered in SQ 165mm 50pk, SQ 300mm 25pk, and A4 25pk, catering to diverse project requirements.
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Enhances Skills
Improves mastery of art and design techniques, including drawing, painting, and sculpture, supporting overall artistic development.
Safeprint Foam Printing Sheets
White expanded polystyrene sheets, a safe printing alternative to polymer blocks.
Overview
These foam printing sheets offer a safer alternative to traditional polymer blocks, supporting creative art projects with their versatility. They are ideal for detailed impressions, model making, and various techniques in art and design. The sheets can be cut, painted, and glued for intricate designs. Each pack includes SQ 165mm fifty pack, SQ 300mm twenty-five pack, and A4 twenty-five pack, catering to different project needs. Made from white expanded polystyrene, they foster engagement in creative activities.
Perfect for classrooms and art studios, these foam sheets enable children to experiment with different textures and designs, promoting hands-on learning. Whether used for printing sheets, foam model making, or foam board printing, these sheets adapt to many creative requirements.
These foam sheets offer a broader experience of art and design activities, raising the profile of art across the school and supporting whole school improvement.
Supports the National Curriculum
Art & Design, Key Stage 3
To increase their proficiency in the handling of different materials.
Art & Design, Key Stage 2
To improve their mastery of art and design techniques, including drawing, painting and sculpture with a range of materials (for example, pencil, charcoal, paint, clay).
Art & Design, Key Stage 1
To use a range of materials creatively to design and make products.