scrolled down to find the holiday pack,
and printed out a blank coloring sheet with fireworks.
I opened a fresh pack of Crayons and set to work (all for the sake of evaluating the app, of course).
Within minutes, I was finished coloring and ready to download the ColAR App from iTunes.

I opened the app and held my phone just above the finished page.
The coloring sheet immediately transformed from a 2D picture to a 3D, interactive image. When I touched the rockets on the screen, they shot off into space and erupted into a beautiful fireworks show. Here's a short video showing the whole process and the fireworks:
ColAR has so many images, surely I can find at least one to use in my classroom:)
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