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Thank-You Cards

Materials

Construction or other paper
Markers or crayons
Stickers (optional)
Cookie cutters (optional)
Old Christmas cards (optional)
Scissors (optional)
Glue (optional)

Directions

Make thank-you cards in advance to help ensure they are sent out promptly when gifts are received.
Fold a sheet of paper in half or quarters, and have your child decorate it with crayons or markers, or try some of these ideas:
- Decorate the card with Christmas stickers.
- Trace Christmas cookie cutter shapes.
- Trace around your child's hand.
- Cut up and glue on old Christmas cards.
- Rub a crayon sideways over a card with a raised design

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