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Posted: Oct 26, 2008
Great Simhat Torah craft
I am having my kinder class make this tomorrow in Sunday school. Looks really cute and easy for the kids to make.
Posted By Sara Rice, CA

Posted: Oct 11, 2008
SO much easier!
Waw this flag idea is so much easier than what we just did with the kids. I'm going to print this up and keep it for next year. Oh and if anyone was thinking of laminating the flags keep in mind that it will be difficult to tape, glue, or staple the sticks or rods on. The teachers in my class did it so it would last longer but it was very difficult to fold the side over and tape it glue it or staple it. They tried everything! at least it looks wonderful!
Posted By Rachel S S, Montreal, Quebec



 




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