Send family and friends a shiny, shimmery card for Easter. Crayola® Gel Marker colors on aluminum foil are perfect for spring greetings.
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Research Easter to find the significance of eggs for this spring holiday. Find examples of decorated eggs from various world cultures.
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Fold two sheets of white construction paper in half. Using Crayola Colored Pencils, draw a large egg that touches the right and left edges of the paper. Cut out the eggs with Crayola Scissors, leaving an area along the fold uncut so the eggs stay attached to each other.
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Choose one of the double eggs to be the front of your card. Use your imagination to draw interesting Easter or spring designs and shapes on the top egg. Cut out the shapes. Decorate the front of the card with Crayola Gel Markers.
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Tear a sheet of aluminum foil large enough to fit behind your cut-out egg. Trace the egg shape on it and trim to fit. Use Gel Markers to color the foil. Dry.
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With Crayola Glue Sticks, apply glue to the back of the cut-out egg. Press the colored aluminum foil onto the glued surface. Glue the second double egg inside the first to create the inside of your card. Write an Easter or spring greeting on your card.
Send family and friends a shiny, shimmery card for Easter. Crayola® Gel Marker colors on aluminum foil are perfect for s
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