Four sessions with 25 third graders in each session, and a big bucket of beads.
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After a few minutes with the tools, I pulled out the trays of beads and let them make their own bracelets. This of course was the highlight of each session. What I found amazing was watching them look through the beads, they seemed to find this more fun then making the bracelet.
It was a long day, but the excitement of watching those kids kept me going all day. It was a great experience.
Want to recharge your art, spend a day making art with kids!
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