Clay, Modelling, Assorted Color (Product Code: SLE/CS/026) is a box of soft, brightly coloured modelling clay for shaping, sculpting and model-making in nursery, primary and middle-school classrooms. Each box contains between 6 and 8 sticks with a combined weight of 500g, and the clay is described as non-toxic. Teachers use it for creative play, fine-motor practice and quick three-dimensional models in science and geography lessons. The product is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Contents | Minimum 6, maximum 8 sticks per box |
| Total clay weight | 500g per box |
| Colours | Bright, assorted colours |
| Safety | Non-toxic |
| Inner packing | Neutral film wrap, in easily separable blocks |
| Outer packing | Over-packed in the supplier's own packaging |
| Estimated weight (as listed) | 0.550 kg |
| Estimated volume (as listed) | 0.387 cdm (cubic decimetres) |
Young learners roll, pinch and flatten the sticks to build hand strength and coordination, while older students use the same clay to form landforms, layered models of the Earth, simple plant and animal cell models or molecules for a classroom display. Because the blocks separate easily, a teacher can split one box among a small group so that each child works with a different colour. It fits naturally into a hands-on science kit for primary school or a science model kit for a school project, where a quick physical model helps students explain an idea in their own words.
Work on a wipe-clean surface or a sheet of paper, and keep each colour separate if you want the shades to stay bright; kneading different colours together blends them permanently. After the lesson, press the pieces back into blocks and rewrap them in their film so they stay clean and ready for the next class.
ScienceLab, the trading name of Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited in Ambala, Haryana, supplies this modelling clay as part of the classroom materials it offers next to its own science apparatus. Schools and education programmes can therefore combine art supplies and laboratory items in one enquiry. Read more about the company on its profile page.
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How many sticks come in each box?
Each box holds between 6 and 8 sticks, and the total clay weight is 500g whatever the stick count.
Is the clay suitable for small children?
The clay is described as non-toxic. As with any craft material, young children should be supervised, should not put it in their mouths, and should wash their hands after use.
Does this clay air-dry and harden?
The listing does not specify whether it hardens on exposure to air. If you need a permanent, air-drying model or a reusable non-hardening clay, please ask us before ordering.
Can the colours be mixed?
Yes, kneading two colours together produces a new shade, but blended clay cannot be separated again, so keep some of each colour unmixed.
How should opened clay be kept?
Rewrap the pieces in their film, return them to the box and store it in a cool place away from dust and direct heat.
Can you quote for a whole school or programme?
Yes. Tell us the number of boxes, the delivery address and any packing requirements, and we will prepare a quotation for delivery within India or to international markets.
Request pricing for Clay, Modelling, Assorted Color through our contact form, or place it in the enquiry cart with the rest of your classroom list.
Last updated: 24 September 2026