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Dec 1, 2008
A glue stick, conversly, applies relatively small amounts of paste to the desired area. There is a better chance for clean kindergartners when they leave your classroom.
I do, however, have fond memories of using paste in luxorious amounts on my arts and crafts while in kindergarted myself!
CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT THE HECK PASTE IS FOR? WHY WOULDNT SOMEONE USE A BOTTLE OF ELMERS INSTEAD? OR A GUE STICK?
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