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Festive printouts

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3frenchHenniePennies · 08/12/2006 11:27

Hi, does anybody know of any sites that I can use to print out festive pictures for my mindees to colour, glitter stick too etc? Can't find the site I usually use. Thankyou

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seb1 · 08/12/2006 11:28

Try this printouts HTH

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dmo · 08/12/2006 11:47

cbeebies have charaters such as bob in a christmas hat

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numberwang · 08/12/2006 13:20

Activity Village might have what you are looking for.
Have fun!

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Debbiethemum · 12/12/2006 11:48

I found this the other day, which my two have been working through.

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JoJoBrooks · 17/12/2006 00:35

try dtlk-kids.com . i use it for all my seasonal pic i.e. halloween,easter,eid, etc

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busybusymum · 17/12/2006 00:39

this has some nice ones too

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Skribble · 17/12/2006 00:40

Fab thanks, DD loves stuff like this.

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