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Tie Dye Coffee Filters
Large Coffee Filters A cup of water Magic Markers You have the children fold the coffee filters into small triangles. Then you dip the tips of the filters into the water and hold up side down still folded until the water has absorbed to the top...
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Austin Children's Theater
A non-profit company that has summer camp programs in the theatre arts. It helps kids be comfortable with themselves and other kids too. They are having an open house on April 19 at the Sri Atmananda Memorial School. They are giving out some free e...
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Evening Storytime and Craft (ages 2-4)
Evening Storytime and Craft for ages 2 to 4 years old at the West Windsor Library @ 6:30pm Mondays on October 15, 2007 and October 29, 2007...
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Kiddie Cruise: A Hudson River Adventure for Familes & Kids (ages 2-8)
Kiddie Cruise is a family-friendly, activity-filled boat ride down the Hudson River aboard the Queen of Hearts. Sailing on Select sundays (visit www.KiddieCruise.com for up to date sail info), guests enjoy: face painting, arts & crafts, balloon sculp...
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WonderFun Musical Storytime
WonderFun Musical Storytime classes are for metro-Detroit parents with children ages 18 months- 5 years. Each class has singing, dancing, live guitar music, stories, crafts & silliness. Visit www.MusicalStorytime.com for exact locations, prices and...
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Coloring Easter Eggs with Markers
Instead of trying to mess with egg dyes, or paint to get colorful eggs, try washable markers. This is great for toddlers, and preschoolers, whose motor skills are still a little undeveloped. Plus, it is easy to cleanup off of the children and t...
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Potato Stamps
Material needed: Potato, painting tubes of different colors, drawing paper, paper plate 1. Peel some potatoes and cut them into different geometrical shapes (round, square, triangle). 2. Spread some painting on a paper plate or cardboard. 3....
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