Someone had found Paul a box of coloured chalks.

So the coloured chalks were noted down on Tuppence's list.

What's the difference between a rainbow and a game of hopscotch in coloured chalk?

He used it with coloured chalk to teach geography.

As a child I used to play hopscotch on the footpath, marked out in coloured chalk.

(b) Effective use can be made of coloured chalk.

For his grown-up sister Ethel he had bought a box of coloured chalks.

Yet one boy sat apart within the furthest corner of the room Painting an animal with coloured chalks.

But what about his coloured chalk drawing Beach Scene with a Boat?

The blackboard and coloured chalk was invented by a Scottish teacher who used it to teach geography.

It is reported that the window blinds had been indecently defaced with coloured chalk.

Dunn is thought to have later recreated this picture in coloured chalk based on Rossetti's version.

The Indian festival of Holi, where people throw coloured chalk everywhere.

I'd start by getting all of the kids in the neighbourhood to decorate the street using giant sticks of coloured chalk.

He had taken all Anna's coloured chalks, so that she was reduced to standing and watching while he drew the pictures.

Have you ever heard of a superhero that saves the world with pieces of brightly coloured chalk?

Some coloured chalks to draw with?

All you need is blackboard paint, a spare bit of wall, a brush and some coloured chalk handy for when it dries.

Further, it was in this building that James Pillans invented the blackboard and coloured chalks.

Someone had tried to liven the place up by painting a mural of the community in coloured chalks on one of the walls.

The dominating theme in his coloured chalk drawings are figurative, such as depictions of Christ and the saints.

The traditional low-tech system is to mount coloured chalk on the rotor tips, and see how they mark a linen sheet.

The text (written in coloured chalk or pencil) does not describe the scenes depicted in the engravings.

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In coloured chalk.