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Spring is coming soon with green grass and blooming flowers. Birds are returning from the south and bees are buzzing everywhere. Leaves are budding on trees as spring has finally arrived. Several spring-themed craft activities are suggested, including making a windmill flower, woolly spring lambs on a background, leis out of flowers, a sewn bird pattern, and decorated seed containers for the garden. The tasks aim to foster creativity, thinking about materials, and teamwork while learning about the spring season.
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