Rainy Days & SaturdaysIt's raining. Or it's cold. Or it's just one of those days. The kids are stuck indoors. What to do? What to do is to reach for Linda Hetzer's Rainy Days and Saturdays, a family lifesaver of 160 engaging activities that can all be easily done using stuff from around the house and with little or no parental supervision. Kids can build a volcano and make it erupt. Plan a carnival. Write a letter in one-time code. Publish a family newspaper. Build a log cabin playhouse (out of cardboard tubes and a very large box). Plant a kitchen vegetable garden, and produce a family video. Suitable for ages 7-11. |
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Camp | 4 |
Découpage Tray | 205 |
KNICKKNACKS ARTIFACTS 189 | 212 |
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