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crh2280 said: As a Sunday School teacher and grandmother, safety is always a concern. Always keep a empty toilet paper roll handy to check size of preschool craft items for potential chocking hazards. These little ones love to put almost anything in their mouth and in just a few seconds could be choking. If it fits through the tube it is too small for preschoolers.
5/8/2008 8:43:11 AM
maryetta28 said: Great idea. It allows all the kiddoes to participate and each project look the same so there is not "Mine is BETTER than yours" thoughts. I am not a Glue and mac on paper plate person so I like projects such as this. Thanks