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              Grandparents love receiving gifts handmade by their grandchildren. 
              Surprise the grandparents in your child's life this year with handmade 
              gifts they have helped make. 
             
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             PAPER WEIGHTS 
              For this gift, you will need a small clear jar. Have 
              your child fill the jar with layers of dried beans and seeds. Provide 
              your child with colorful options such as red kidney beans, green 
              peas, yellow corn, etc. Secure the lid and turn the jar upside-down 
              to use as a paper weight. 
                 
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             FRAMES 
              Make or buy small cardboard frame inserts. Have your 
              child glue old buttons around the frame. Tape a recent photo of 
              your child in the frame. Tape a pop can pull on the back top to 
              use for a hanger. 
             
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              HAND -SOME BOOKMARK 
              Have your child lay their hand and part of their arm 
              on a piece of light weight cardboard, while you draw around it with 
              a pencil. Cut out the shape and let your child decorate the shape 
              with marking pens or crayons. Have your child write their name on 
              the back and /or tape a small picture of them on the back. Cover 
              the bookmark with clear self-stick paper on both sides and cut around 
              the edges. 
                 
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             SEASONAL BOOKMARKS 
              Have your child collect small colorful fall leaves and/or 
              small flower petals. Provide her with a 5"x8" piece of 
              clear self-stick paper (sticky side up). Have her place her leaves 
              and petals on the sticky paper, then cover it with another piece 
              of self-stick paper. Have your child press across the paper to remove 
              any air bubbles created. Trim the paper down to a 2"x7" 
              strip. You may be able to make two bookmarks from their art work. 
             
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