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Here are two fun ways that children can use their supplies to preserve autumn memories: Autumn "Stained Glass"When hung near a window, these "stained glass" trinkets capture the sun and display dazzling fall hues. You will need:
Place one piece of wax paper on a counter. Top with leaves and flowers, and then with the grater shred fall-colored crayons—oranges, reds, yellows and greens—onto the paper. Cover with another sheet of wax paper, and then place the ensemble on an ironing board or other well-protected surface. Press a hot iron down lightly on the top sheet of paper until the crayons melt. Cut into shapes (such as trees, leaves or circles) and poke a hole in the top. Put string or ribbon through the hole. "Leaf Rubbing" Gift Wrapping PaperBecause traditional wrapping paper is not recyclable, more people are looking for alternatives. This earth-friendly option is an easy and creative way for children to help save the planet's resources. You will need:
Put a leaf or a collection of leaves vein-side up on a sheet of paper. Cover with another sheet of plain paper. Gently rub the side of a crayon over the top sheet of paper to produce a "leaf rubbing." Experiment with different leaf patterns. Use the "leaf rubbing" paper for gift-wrapping, or give a collection of the wrapping paper as a gift. | |||
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