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Put kids' brains and bodies in motion. Children learn responsibility and independence while flexing their writing and creative thinking skills.
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With your family, think about what kind of business you could start. Be creative! You might walk dogs or take in mail for neighbors. Or, if you're good at a skill, such as the computer or reading to younger kids, offer those services. Think of a fitting name for your business.
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To make your own business cards, cut construction paper into business cards with Crayola® Scissors.
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Design a background and logo on your cards with Crayola Erasable Colored Pencils.
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Write important information on your cards including your name, your business name, and what you do.
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Always ask your parents before you give out your cards, and only give them to people you know.
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Twist your tongue <em>and </em>your art! Illustrate a favorite tongue twister with Crayola® Twistables™.
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