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Make Your Own Dot-to-Dot
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Write the numbers one through ten on colored sticker dots. Have your child place the numbered stickers all over a piece of paper. Then, let your child use a crayon or marker to draw a line connecting the numbers in order from one to ten. He or she can then color in the unique artistic creation.
Materials Needed: Colored stickers, crayons, a sheet of paper.
Ages: 4-6 year olds
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Frisco says:
We are going on a lengthy car trip and I can't wait to give this a try!
- Posted on 06-29-2007
Becky says:
I think this is a good activity to get a child's attention. It might be a good activity for a road trip, as it would be easy to carry the supplies.
- Posted on 06-29-2007
Kooky says:
I love doing this with my daughter! She feels liek she's created a masterpiece every time.
- Posted on 06-22-2007
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