Cosmic Mission Scratch Boards

Djeco Cosmic Mission Scratch Boards packaging cover. The cover is dark navy blue and a teal border with white text on the right. The main image is a rocket taking off with a burst of stars, smoke billows, and colors all flying out from the direction of the rocket. There is a moon and stars along the top. In the rocket are 3 round windows showing a woman, man, and a monkey.

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Our price: $6.75

Ages: 6-11

Availability: Usually ships in 1-3 days.

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Product Code: 156-170

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Cosmic Mission Scratch Boards

Scratch-art is a type of engraving where an artist scratches through dark ink to uncover a colored layer beneath. Now French company Djeco has taken scratch art to a whole new level with these original display-worthy designs. Follow the directions and embellish parts of the creative scratch artboards with simple zentangle-like patterns. In other places, larger areas of the boards are scratched off to reveal hidden surprises.


Using a space theme, Djeco Cosmic Mission creates exquisite cosmic art pieces. Djeco Cosmic Mission includes four scratch templates, one scratch tool and a full-color instruction booklet filled with inspiring design ideas. Djeco Cosmic Mission will boost both your child’s fine motor and visual discernment skills.

 

 

Features
Includes:
  • 4 generously-sized scratch templates
  • 1 scratch tool sized for little hands
  • Full-color pictorial instruction booklet filled with inspiring design ideas

    • Manufacturer: Djeco
    Designed By: Annabelle Buxton
    Age Recommendation: 6-11 Years
    Faith-Based: No

    CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

    Djeco Cosmic Mission Review by Educational Roots

    review by Educational Roots

    ”My girls and I absolutely loved this Djeco Cosmic Mission. It's so much fun!”

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    Djeco Cosmic Mission Review by She's Just a Mom

    review by She's Just a Mom

    ”All three kids said they liked the Cosmic theme and were pretty sad when there were no more to scratch off. What I like about this kind of art is that it is generally mess-free.”

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    Djeco Cosmic Mission Review by Living Life Hour by Hour

    review by Living Life Hour by Hour

    ”I think this is one of those items that almost anyone of any age can enjoy. My son is 12 and I won't say how old I am, but we both greatly enjoyed this item.”

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    Customer Reviews

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    Vanessa
    A Reason for Scratch Art

    Our kids loved doing the scratch art papers where you scratch off the black and there are colors underneath, but that often just led to scratching all the black off and leaving behind a mess. This kit provided guidance and ideas for actually CREATING art with the scratching and they both (girls ages 7 and 9 at the time) enjoyed making space art. This was an especially fun project while I read aloud about the history of space flight in preparation to go to the Space Museum last summer!

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    Emy

    These are cute and well made. Prettiest scratch off art, ever!

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    Aaron K.
    Good to have on hand

    I love to have a lot of little items on hand that provide options other than electronics for my kiddos! This is one of those items. They enjoy it. It's easy to store, doesn't make a huge mess and it is something they can do independently.

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    Karah L.
    Blast off

    I like all the surprises but I don't like how it does not last for a long time I just scratch it and it gets done. I wish there were more of them in a container not only four. Review by daughter.

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    Amanda A.
    Son requested these, and they haven’t disappointed

    My kids love these scratch-off projects! Especially my son, who struggles a bit with art. Having something that won’t get “ruined” because he’s gone out of the lines is fun for him, and he likes following the included instructions, then taking time to just scratch off the entire page.

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