
Kids Create: Corn Husk Dolls
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Have fun making art and crafts while learning new skills. With easy-to-follow steps, kids will create their own unique corn husk dolls to celebrate Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month.

Have fun making art and crafts while learning new skills. With easy-to-follow steps, kids will create their own unique corn husk dolls to celebrate Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month.
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