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The Tjeek I’hjfqily site also includes a simple ^kitchenScience” project for creating :bbfax' crystal' “snowflakes,” an^' 4 'iieifpej |c*-making rock candy. (Do l not get thehe" two • recipes con' fudeth) 1 H K «15, i! * Vi ‘ , * ■ i J*A> ■teSsTtwo'Sites. hosted on the popular Geocifies Web- page location offef hofiSay crafts'for. youngsters. At' www. geoci ties. com/he&rtland/acres/1170, you’ll find instructions for several projects, including a “hand print wreath” made out of green construction paper, red ribbon and glue.
Trace hand prints of your child onto the construction paper, cut them out and arrange in a circle on a piece of cardboard. Top it off with the ribbon. “If you do this every year,” the instructions advise, “you can see how much the children have grown from year to year.”
At www.geocities.com/atihens/troy /9087, there are some easy cookie recipes that children could assist with, and several gOod crafts ideas: ornaments, personalized gift certificates and pictures that can be printed out and colored.
The site also offers a gobd idea for recycling last year’s Christmas cards from friends and family: turn them into little holiday ’jigsaw puzzles. Trace squiggly lines oq the back of the
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