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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Arts & Crafts 2009-2010

September
Counting Caterpillar from The Knack
Decorate for Birthday from The Knack
Pencil Toppers from The Knack
Bugs from Torn Paper from Blick Art Materials
October
Seed Packets from Family Fun
Leaf People from Oriental Trading Company
Paper Plate Scarecrow from Oriental Trading Company
Stuffed Pumpkins from construction paper, tissue paper
November
Thanksgiving Tree (write on leaves what we are thankful for)
Paper Plate Pilgrims from Oriental Trading Company
Tissue Paper Indian Corn from Oriental Trading Company
Fall Leaves Thanksgiving Turkey from Oriental Trading Company
December






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