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    The Little Book for Girls
    The Little Book for Girls
    The Little Book for Girls
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    The Little Book for Girls

    By M.L. Stratton

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    Sweet and charmingWild and whimsicalPrecocious and thoughtful

    No matter what type she is, a little girl is something to celebrate!--and this book is the perfect keepsake to remind them just how special they are. With songs, poems, lullabies, rhymes, and games, this timeless treasury celebrates all things girl. From Little Miss Muffet to making sugar cookies--these time-honored traditions will create unforgettable memories for every kind of little girl for years to come.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSimon & Schuster
    Release dateOct 15, 2011
    ISBN9781440529900
    The Little Book for Girls
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    M.L. Stratton

    An Adams Media author.

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      Book preview

      The Little Book for Girls - M.L. Stratton

      Little girls have a magic all their own.

      —UNKNOWN

      CRAFT TIME

      How to Make Paper Dolls

      Supplies You’ll Need:

      Construction paper or card stock

      Pencils to draw doll and accessories

      Scissors

      Craft glue

      Markers, colored pencils, or crayons

      Old wrapping paper or decorative paper of any sort

      Ribbon, yarn, old buttons, sequins, stickers, glitter, scraps of cloth

      1. Draw a doll pattern on a piece of construction paper (you can use this as a template to make as many dolls as you want, or make different sized patterns to create a doll family!).

      2. Carefully cut out the pattern(s) with scissors.

      3. Trace around the doll’s body on another sheet of paper (wrapping, decorative, or construction paper) in the shape of clothes for your doll. Don’t forget to make tabs on the clothes to fold over the doll’s body!

      4. Use the ribbon, sequins, etc. to decorate your clothes. You can also create accessories like purses, shoes, and jewelry.

      SING A SONG

      HERE WE GO ROUND

      THE MULBERRY BUSH

      Here we go round the mulberry bush

      The mulberry bush, the mulberry bush

      Here we go round the mulberry bush

      So early in the morning

      This is the way we wash our clothes

      Wash our clothes, wash our clothes

      This is the way we wash our clothes

      So early Monday morning

      This is the way we iron our clothes

      Iron our clothes, iron our clothes

      This is the way we iron our clothes

      So early Tuesday morning

      This is the way we mend our clothes

      Mend our clothes, mend our clothes

      This is the way we mend our clothes

      So early Wednesday morning

      This is the way we sweep the floor

      Sweep the floor, sweep the floor

      This is the way we sweep the floor

      So early Thursday morning

      This is the way we scrub the floor

      Scrub the floor, scrub the floor

      This is the way we scrub the floor

      So early Friday morning

      This is the way we bake our bread

      Bake our bread, bake our bread

      This is the way we bake our bread

      So early Saturday morning

      This is the way we go to church

      Go to church, go to church

      This is the way we go to church

      So early Sunday morning

      Like stardust glistening on fairies’ wings, little girls’ dreams are of magical things.

      —SHERRY LARSON

      POEMS

      Round and Round the Garden

      Round and Round the garden

      Round and round the

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