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    Try These Activities With Your Children: Tissue Paper Creations

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    Try These Activities With Your Children: Tissue Paper Creations

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    Try These Activities With Your Children: Tissue Paper Creations

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    Nature Walk Collage

    Plan a nature walk with your child when pollen counts are lower
    (usually after 10am). Along the way, collect interesting items to
    use for a keepsake collage.
    What You Do:
    1. Bring a bag or envelope with you and your child as you explore the outdoors.
    2. Encourage your child to collect different items such as twigs, colorful leaves,
    bits of stone, etc.
    3. After your walk, talk about the different items hes found and glue them to the cardstock.
    4. Use crayons and accents to decorate the page and title/date the piece (E.g. Steves
    Springtime Stroll).
    5. Take nature walks throughout the year so you can create a series of seasonal collages. How do
    the items change? What colors do you see? Use this as an opportunity to discuss the seasons with
    your child and teach him about the environment.
    What You Need:
    Bag or Envelope
    to Collect Items
    Cardstock
    Glue
    Scissors
    Decorative Accents
    such as glitter, feathers,
    pipe cleaners, etc.
    Crayons
    Tissue Paper Creations
    Help your child create a bouquet of sneeze-free owers for her room.
    What You Need:
    Tissue paper squares
    (any colors)
    Scissors
    Pipe cleaners
    Vase (optional)
    What You Do:
    1. Stack a few squares of tissue paper.
    2. Fold the tissue paper back and forth (accordion style)
    like a paper fan.
    3. Wrap one end of a pipe cleaner around the center
    of the folded tissue to make a stem.
    4. Cut zigzags or round the ends of the folded paper
    to make different kinds of petals.
    5. Pull the tissue paper layers to make the ower bloom.
    6. Create several colorful owers for a beautiful
    (and pollen-free) bouquet.
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    A sneeze is a sneeze in every language
    TRUE or FALSE
    How Much Do You
    Know About Sneezes?
    T h e a n s w e r t o a l l f o u r q u e s t i o n s i s A h h h - T R U E !
    1. You always close your eyes when you sneeze.
    2. Sneezes can travel at a speed of 100 miles per hour.
    3. The wet spray from a sneeze can radiate about 5 feet.
    4. Some people cant help sneezing when they look
    at a bright light.
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    Seek or Sneeze
    There are six things in this picture that can make an allergy sufferer sneeze.
    Seek them out and circle them before they sneak up on you. Color in the picture when youre done.
    Ah-choo!
    A n s w e r s : D u s t y t a b l e , d u s t m i t e s , p e t f u r , m o l d , t r e e p o l l e n , g r a s s .
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    Mold/Mildew
    Pets
    Roaches/Rodents
    Dust
    Dust Mites
    Pollen
    Other
    Place a check next to the things in and around your
    home that cause you to have allergy symptoms.
    My Triggers
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    Tearing, itchy, or swollen eyes
    Sneezing
    Hives
    Itchy nose, throat, or skin
    Runny nose
    None of these
    Place a check next to the allergy symptoms
    that you experience.
    My Symptoms
    Color in the Allergy Agent ID card and
    use these allergy checklists to identify
    your symptoms and closely examine the
    things in and around your home that
    can trigger allergies. Then, work with
    your family to create your own allergy
    action plan just like Abe did!
    Are you
    an Allergy
    Agent?
    Home Testing Unit
    Allergy Labs Inc.
    Allergy Agent
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