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Animal Safari

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Materials

stuffed toy animals or photographs or pictures of sets of animalsblank paper bookletspictures of animals from magazines or clip artchild-safe scissorsglue sticksanimal stickers

Instructions

1. Provide white paper and fall leaves. Encourage the children to tape several
leaves on a sheet of paper.
2. Put the paper with the leaves into a box. Place the screen on top of the box.
3. Ask the child to dip a toothbrush into paint and brush the toothbrush across
the screen to create a splatter effect. Encourage the children to use several
colors of paint.
4. Remove the screen and carefully remove the leaves. The print of the leaves
should remain on the paper.

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