An Arts and Crafts Activity
One way to capture the unique spirit of fall is to press different kinds of leaves and then use them for artwork.
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- Cardboard
- Newspaper
- Large book
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One way to capture the unique spirit of fall is to press different kinds of leaves and then use them for artwork.
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Your kitchen is a wonderful source of objects that can be traced and transformed into fanciful works of art.
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Ready for a surprise? Your pantry is chock-full of good stuff for making jewelry. Here are a few suggestions.
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This recipe for homemade clay allows you to “fire” any objects your children make in your kitchen stove.
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Manufacturing machinery can be fascinating for kids and adults alike. With this activity, your child can pretend that he or she is stamping out widgets (whatever those are), toys, or common household objects.
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Extracting our son from the driver’s seat of our car proved to be one of the greatest parenting challenges we had ever faced. Life became easier when we gave him his own dashboard.
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Once upon a time, the name Faberge meant a little more than cologne; it was the name of the man who perfected the decoration of hollow eggs with precious trappings like diamonds and gold.
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Giant Theme Books are big scrapbooks filled with pictures of cars, airplanes, animals, people, and anything else that strikes your child’s fancy.
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Even people who claim to be “geographically illiterate” have no problem describing the physical shape of Italy.
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The great outdoors is a great source of raw materials for regal finery.
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