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    Pop Up Neighborhoods Houses Trees

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    This 3-step activity instructs children to color pictures of houses and trees, cut them out along solid grey lines, and fold along dotted lines to construct a neighborhood scene using a flat surface and optional tape.

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    This 3-step activity instructs children to color pictures of houses and trees, cut them out along solid grey lines, and fold along dotted lines to construct a neighborhood scene using a flat surface and optional tape.

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    This 3-step activity instructs children to color pictures of houses and trees, cut them out along solid grey lines, and fold along dotted lines to construct a neighborhood scene using a flat surface and optional tape.

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    Pop Up Neighborhoods Houses Trees

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    Aga Aha
    This 3-step activity instructs children to color pictures of houses and trees, cut them out along solid grey lines, and fold along dotted lines to construct a neighborhood scene using a flat surface and optional tape.

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    Hou s es and Trees

    1. Color in the pictures.


    2. Cut out on the solid grey lines.
    3. Fold on the dotted lines and
    set your neighborhood up on
    any flat surface. You can use a little
    tape to help them stay up.

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