craft supplies for every classroom project

Really Good Stuff carries a broad range of craft supplies designed for classroom use, including paint and paint accessories, foam shapes, pom-poms, beads, feathers, tissue paper, stickers, rhinestones, wiggly eyes, and stamps. Our Colorations house brand offers teacher-designed materials that are durable, washable, and ready for multiple projects.

Many craft supplies in this collection are designed specifically for ages three to five, with age-appropriate features like chunky paint brushes, no-spill paint cups, and materials free from sharp edges or small choking hazards.

Yes, craft materials are available in a variety of pack sizes to support individual, small-group, and whole-class activities. Explore options including packs under fifty pieces for personal projects, as well as larger sets ranging from one hundred to over one thousand pieces for classroom-wide use.

Colorations is our house brand, designed by teachers for classroom use and built to withstand daily hands-on learning. These materials prioritize durability, washability, and ease of use, like no-spill paint cups that stay upright when knocked over and reusable glue jars with built-in brushes that keep fingers clean.

Look for materials available in multiple sizes, colors, and complexity levels to support learners from PreK through middle school. Younger students benefit from larger items like chunky brushes and self-adhesive wiggly eyes, while older grades can handle detailed work with smaller beads, stencils, and rhinestones.

Many items feature self-adhesive backing to eliminate the need for glue and speed up project setup, including foam shapes, rhinestones, and wiggly eyes. Self-adhesive materials are ideal for quick crafts, centers, or when you need minimal mess and maximum engagement.

Craft supplies are available in assorted, bright primary, metallic, patriotic, natural tones, and skin-tone diversity palettes to support any theme or celebration. Finishes range from standard matte to glitter and metallic for added visual interest.

Absolutely, materials like sturdy recycled craft rolls, wooden geometric shapes, and clothespins are designed for open-ended exploration and STEM challenges as well as artistic expression. Students can build structures, experiment with balance and engineering, or create three-dimensional models using wood, foam, and paper supplies.