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		<title>Craft: Shoebox Puppet Theater; Sunday, November 16, 2008</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Shoebox Puppet Theater Sit the shoebox on its side and cut off the top. Decorate the front with a scene. Use small plastic spoon puppets or finger puppets. Another way to create a shoebox puppet theater is by creating a &#8220;diorama,&#8221; decorating the inside of the shoebox. The hand will be visible as the puppets [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Shoebox Puppet Theater</strong><br />
Sit the shoebox on its side and cut off the top. Decorate the front with a scene. Use small plastic spoon puppets or finger puppets. Another way to create a shoebox puppet theater is by creating a &#8220;diorama,&#8221; decorating the inside of the shoebox. The hand will be visible as the puppets are maneuvered but children don&#8217;t mind. They love creating the scene inside the shoebox.</p>
<p>Happy Tales to you! Until next time&#8230;</p>
<p>Warmly, Dianne</p>
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