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10 Great Ways to Use Wax Strings

10 Great Ways to use Wikki Stix! MUST CHECK IT OUT!!!! These are AWESOME!!!!!

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7 Ways to Use Wikki Stix for Early Learning

Everyone loves Wikki Stix! All of my kids – aged 12, 7, and twin 5 year olds all love these wax covered sticks of yarn. Ok, I admit it, even I love Wikki Stix. I love them both as a parent and I secretly enjoying playing with them myself. The first time I was exposed …

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Wikki Stix Activities

Kathy Griffin's Teaching Strategies: Great and easy way to store Wikki Sticks

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Burner covers are 2 for $1 at most Dollar stores. They can be used with anything magnetic or with Wiki Sticks!

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Thoughtful, Intentional, Provocations in FDK

Wikki Sticks - used to create nonpermanent art. need to get these out once we have room. love this pretty invitation

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Alphabet Wiki Stix Printables, don't waste money on Wiki Stix, use Bendaroos!

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25+ Simple, Fun Alphabet Manipulatives for Kids

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Quick Rainbow Window Display

Quick Rainbow Window Display...use Wikki Sticks or Bendaroos to strengthen fine motor muscles and create window decorations.

Bendaroos or Wikki Stix make great word manipulatives. Easy to store, easy to buy, easy to use!

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DIY: CD Case Labyrinth

DIY: CD Case Labyrinth They make a great little case for a labyrinth toy. THE DIY: Materials needed: *Fimo/sculpey bakeable clay *Wax covered string called Bendaroos (found in most craft stores) *Recyled CD jewel cases *Scissors & paper Step 1 Find an empty CD case and remove...