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Name something from art class that young children might take a taste?
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∙ 12y ago
Of course! Many kids take to culinary arts, drawing, music and the like! I would suggest drawing over all, however, as it's an art which is cheap, adaptable, fun, and creative! How do I know this? Well, I'm a kid. ;P
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Name something from art class that young children might tke a taste of?
glue/paste paint clay crayons chalk
Name something from art class that young children might take a taste of?
Good Question! Heres your answer-Glue/PasteCrayonsErasersMarkersPencils/PensPaperPaintPlaydo/Clay
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