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Let your toddler use markers or crayons to draw a happy face on the butterfly’s body. If you have googly eyes, glue them on for a fun, googly effect. Cut out some small round and teardrop shape ...

You can also tape each butterfly down flat before painting until the design is completely dry to help prevent warping. Alternatively, if the design is for a kid's room, get some crayons ...

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You can also tape each butterfly down flat before painting until the design is completely dry to help prevent warping. Alternatively, if the design is for a kid's room, get some crayons, markers, or ...

• Cinema Friday: The Wild Robot *** (PG) – (general, limit 30) Fri., June 6 at 2:30 PM. The Wild Robot is a heartwarming and comforting film about the power of kindness, collaboration, belonging and ...

Harness the power of the sun and beautify your camp with this gorgeous Sun Melted Crayon Art Project ... Learn all about the beautiful Butterfly Life Cycle by building a cool model that spins. This is ...

Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi will soon have Butterfly Gardens, the first immersive butterfly sanctuary in the emirate in September 2025. Located adjacent to The National Aquarium at Al Qana, the Butterfly ...

Upcycled Crayons: Instead of tossing those broken crayons, you can easily transform them into like-new ones in fun new shapes. What you’ll need: Crayons, broken into pieces Instructions ...

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Scientists have discovered a new butterfly species in the Canadian Rockies, they report in ZooKeys. The Satyrium curiosolus, or “Curiously Isolated Hairstreak,” lives up to its name.