Wondering where to keep treasures at camp? Or how to celebrate Earth Day? Decorate a recycled box with leaf prints to store keepsakes from nature and from friends.
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Take a walk around the neighborhood or a park with an adult. Search for fallen, unusual leaves of trees or plants. Choose only those that are safe to handle. When you return, wash your hands.
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Cover your art area with newspaper. Paint a recycled box with Crayola® Washable Kid's Paint and Crayola Paint Brushes. You might paint the lid one color and the box another. (If the box has a strong design, cover it with paper and then paint.) If you are making this with a group at camp, for example, put your name on the box, too. Dry.
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Brush the underside of a leaf with paint. Press the painted side down on the box or lid. Use your imagination, various sizes and shapes of leaves, and different paint colors to create a unique design on your box. Dry.
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