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This week's Craft of the Week is brought to us by Kathy Ross the author of Crafts for Christian Values and countless other fabulous craft books. This week's Christian craft is the Accomplishment Pencil Can. This is a terrific activity and reinforces the value of perseverance as a positive virtue. All crafts are reprinted with permission of the author. All rights reserved. Š1999, 2000, 2001 Kathy Ross (text) Vicky Enright (illustrations) No crafts can be reproduced without the expressed written permission of the author. What you need: Empty can with no sharp edges Construction paper in pretty colors Scissors Ribbon Sticky-back magnet strip Cellophane tape Pen What you do: Cut a strip of construction paper to fit around the can to cover it. Tape the paper in place around the can. Tie a pretty ribbon around the top of the can. Cut several 1-inch circles from different color papers. Put a piece of sticky-back magnet on each one. Write something you would like to be able to do on each circle. Stick the circles with things you would like to accomplish around the outside of the can. Once you have accomplished something, move the circle into the inside of the can, and make a circle for something new you would like to achieve. Keep accomplishment can on your desk for your pencils and pens. It will serve as a reminder to work hard at being the person that God wants you to be. To accompany this activity: Perseverance is when you keep trying, even when something is difficult.--- Latest Kathy Ross Crafts: Cheerful Cookie Box Kathy Ross, the popular craft book author, has written a new book craft book called Crafts for Christian Values. Kathy's latest book is filled with wonderful crafts and ideas to help children learn about Christian values and what they mean. This easy-to-do craft lets you take disposable plastic containers, photos, drawings, and old greeting cards to make a wonderful keepsake. It's so easy that even the little ones can do it too.	Crafts for Easter Crafts for St. Patricks Day Meet the Author - Kathy Ross FREE Easter Ideas Easter Books FREE St. Patrick's Ideas FREE Spring Ideas more gardening books FREE Flower Crafts FREE Garden Ideas

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