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A hug, kiss, and bandage often take little hurts away. This activity helps children learn how to take healthy care of their boo-boos.
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Have you ever had a little cut, scrape, or bruise? Do you remember how an adult took care of it? With a grown-up, talk about how to treat a cut. Read a basic First Aid and Safety Book together to learn about germs or bacteria. Why is it so important to clean and cover broken skin?
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On white construction paper, trace your hand (ask an adult to help) with Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils. Add other body parts such as legs and feet to fill the page.
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Color in the hands and legs on the paper with Crayola Multicultural Markers. Dry.
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Make believe you have washed some imaginary scratches. Use Crayola Washable Super Tips Fine Line Markers to draw bandages on your pretend owies. Decorate the bandages with markers or Crayola MiniStampers.
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Please touch! Fruits and veggies have such interesting skin textures. Create colorful rubbings with Crayola® Large Washa
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Toddlers create their first still-life art, a torn-paper collage with shiny, crayon-colored, healthy fruits!
Kids love the first snow of the winter. Celebrate the season's arrival with a colorful mitten drawing. Or keep cool with
Create your own space adventures. This recycled rocket takes you out of this world---fast!
Launch your kids into science that is out of this world as they make their own rockets. The countdown to fun and learnin
Beam sounds or pictures through space with your own Space Crew Wristband. Communicate with your crew members, mission co
Change a recycled box into a robot with folded paper arms. Toddlers love this hands-on project, which is a cinch with Cr
