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Feb
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Teach the students about a contemporary artist (Jim Dine) while giving them a fun (and seasonal) project to work on. This fabulous art work is made from rubber cement and watercolor. Instructions from Art Projects for Kids (look around on this site for more ideas to use in the classroom and at home!) 
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