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MagnaDoodle Vacation Book
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Keep your MagnaDoodle in the car on your next vacation. Have your child draw different things she sees or pictures of the events you attend. Then take a photo of her completed work. Send photos to an online photo website, or any other photo place that will combine them into a bound book. (When you create the book online, you can usually type in a description of each photo.) This provides you with a nice journal of events without having lots of wrinkled pieces of paper upon your return.
Materials Needed: Digital camera, MagnaDoodle
Ages: 4-6 year olds
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Atrendel says:
I like this idea but the bound photo album is too expensive for me. I'd rather save that for photos of the family and places we go. I plan to try this on our next vacation, but I'll just have the photos printed out for about 20 cents each and put them in an inexpensive photo album.
- Posted on 02-17-2008
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