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How-to recycle those crayon stubs into a swell homemade gift

Step 9Waiting for the results..yet again

Waiting for the results..yet again
Allow liquid crayon gook to cool and harden. This is a pretty quick process. Five to ten minutes at the most.

Drag kids back into the kitchen to see what has happened. Next, lay on tons of verbal praise when you share with your little one the results of your experiment explaining that their predictions were right when they said that the hot, hot liquid would get cold and turn back into a solid. Then, give them a hug, kiss and a cookie for being so knowledgeable and for using the words "liquid" and "solid."
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