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April 6, 2008
Fun, Educational Activities For Parents And Children
Children who receive lots of positive attention from the adults in their lives are more likely to develop a clear system of values and live a productive and satisfying life. Take a break from homework, housework, or wasting time and have some fun together! (There will be learning, too!)

Start by folding a piece of paper accordion style resulting in as many sections as you have players. (For two players, we suggest at least four sections.)
Make one paper for each player.

Next, designate the part of the body that will be represented on each section. (Example: if you have four sections, section one would be head to shoulders, section two shoulders to waist, section three waist to knees, section four knees to feet.)

Now start by having each person draw the body part for section one. When complete, turn the paper to the next section and make small markings to indicate where the next artist should begin. Pass the paper to the next player without revealing the first part of the drawing.

Continue until each body part is complete and then laugh at the funny pictures!

   
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