Telescope craft

Gather a paper cup, an empty toilet paper holder, scissors, a pen, crayons, and stickers. Place the toilet paper holder on top of the cup and trace around it. Then cut out the circle, making a hole in the bottom of the cup. Place the toilet paper holder in the hole of the cup. About ¾ of the toilet paper holder should be sticking out from the bottom of the cup. You should be able to see straight through one end to the other. Decorate your telescope with stickers and crayons. Take your…

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