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Wind your way to a big fluffy dandelion!
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Use the bountiful blooms as a tool for painting.
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Decorate your daycare with these delightfully darling dragonflies!
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Create a tie-dyed work of art with some paper towels and food coloring.
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This game is played just like the classic “Duck, Duck Gray Duck” - only a little wetter.
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Recreate the spectacular sight of fireworks in the night sky.
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 Let the children express their inner artist through this creative painting technique.
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School-age kids will get a kick out of this silly summer spelling game.
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One favorite activity for kids of all ages is watching the annual fireworks displays held around the 4th of July. This craft activity gives children the opportunity to recreate this event on paper.
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This decorative craft can be made easily using a few simple items. Children can give them to their families to hang as July 4th decorations.
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Kids will get a bang out of this project!
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 Use a common kitchen tool to create these cute honeybee prints.
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In this activity children will learn that the sun gives light and heat and that it can burn.
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The kids will have F-U-N on a steamy hot summer day with this water relay game.
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Summer is the time of year when we look for cool treats to serve. This recipe uses low fat vanilla yogurt and fruit juice to create a fruity treat.
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A fun and easy craft children of any age can make using easily found items.
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July is National Peach Month. Try this recipe for serving fruit at breakfast or snack time.
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A creditable frozen fruity treat that is as super yummy as it is super easy!
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Make use of all the parts of your watermelon with this fun art project.
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Mixing salt into tempera paint results in sparkly-sandy looking works of art.
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Use watermelon rinds to create a fun counting activity!
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These fun-to-make, safe sparkler snacks are sure to be a hit with your kids!
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 Oh my stars-it's a musical masterpiece!
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Add a little sunshine to an ordinary day by making these perky flowers!
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The kids will have F-U-N on a steamy hot summer day with this water cup race game.
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Make use of your outdoor concrete driveways or sidewalks to display the children's artwork.
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The kids will have F-U-N on a steamy hot summer day with this water toss game.
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