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  1. Wow! This is so cool! I can’t wait to make a movable hand with my 8 year old!!!

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    • Thanks! And I’d love to hear how you go!

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  2. Brenda

    I work with second, third, and fourth graders After School Tutoring. And on Thursday we have Stem classes. I can’t wait to do this one with them. They are going to love it.

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    • Oh wow – after school STEM class would be so fun! Hope they liked this activity!!

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  3. Patricia Villamil

    Amazing! I’m trying this very soon!

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  4. Rebecca Smith

    This is so cool! I’m using this for our human body unit this month. My girls are going to love this, especially the painting the fingernails part. Thank you for the detailed instructions.

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    • Awesome, I’m so glad you like it Rebecca. Hope the girls do too!

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  5. Natalie

    Hi. His looks super fun. Are paper straws absolutely necessary?

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    • No, you could use plastic straws too, or even beads that are a similar shape.

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  6. Kim

    I love this idea. I am volunteering at my daughters school Halloween party this year. I’m going to use this as one of the crafts. I will use black form paper and white straws to look like skeleton bones. Can’t wait! Thanks for the idea!!

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    • Great idea! Have fun!

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      • Christianna Davis

        I made this with (for? haha) my kiddos who are 7 & 9. It was quite fussy but they did learn the names of the bones and really enjoyed the visual. We are studying the human body for the next 6 weeks and this was a perfect craft for bones/muscles/tendons.

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