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Collect recycled magazines and newspapers.
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Demonstrate coil and pinch pot techniques.
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Help children recognize similarities and differences between upper- and lower-case letters.
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Select a place mat. Shape a soup-size bowl with Crayola® Dough. Try coils or pinching out a pot. Use craft sticks, plastic dinnerware, or other modeling tools to shape and add texture.
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Find alphabet letters in recycled magazines or newspapers. OR write your own letters with Crayola® Write Start Colored Pencils.
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Using Crayola® Scissors, cut out letters. Place them in the bowl for pretend alphabet soup.
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