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Your child will have fun practicing counting numbers 1-10 with this colorful art project activity. Build a number tree using our template cut-out and colored paper.
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Practice alphabet letter names and/or sounds with Mr. Alphabet Finder. This learning activity is perfect for young children just learning about the alphabet letters.
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Create a city with roads and buildings using recycled milk cartons. Boys will love pushing their little cars around the city after they enjoyed this art project activity.
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Looking for something to do with those recycled toilet paper rolls? Why not a rocket?! Your child will love make and playing with this toilet paper roll rocket.
Letter of the week craft activity: Letter Y is for Yarn. Simple and easy letter craft for children in preschool or kindergarten.
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Learning the Alphabet
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