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Deb’s Preschool Projects

Get ready for October with this spooky craft. Please email Deb at cplsasst@gmail.com with the number of craft kits you need. The children will assemble this quick and easy craft with the glue of your choice. This project will fit … Continue reading

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Deb’s Preschool Project

These craft projects feature shapes made by the System’s die cuttingequipment. Our intent is to save our CPLS librarians valuable timeeach month. Place your order for the craft materials before theposted deadline by emailing Deb at cplsasst@gmail.com. There is nocharge … Continue reading

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Deb’s Preschool Project — May

These craft projects feature shapes made by the System’s die cutting equipment. Our intent is to save our CPLS librarians valuable time each month. Place your order for the craft materials before the posted deadline by emailing Deb at cplsasst@gmail.com. … Continue reading

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Deb’s Preschool Project — March

The craft for March is a “Cat in the Hat” hat that is 8″w x 10″h. The children will be able to use markers or crayons to add color to the white cardstock hat-shaped cut out. Punch a hole in … Continue reading

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Deb’s Preschool Project – February

Here at the System Office we know that time is valuable. Saving our CPLS librarians time is the driving force behind this popular System Service. The cardstock and pompom mitten project for January went over really well and now, it … Continue reading

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Deb’s Preschool Projects – October

Here at the System Office we know that time is valuable. Saving our CPLS librarians time is the driving force behind this new System Service. The cardstock owl craft for September went over really well and it is time to … Continue reading

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