I always like to include games in Operation Christmas Child shoeboxs. I like to give them something fun to play with, plus with a game they can play with others. I try to find ones with simple instructions or very common/universal like checkers. I'd seen some hopping/jumping frog games, but hadn't found a good price on them, then I found some frogs at a really good price ($4 for a gross at Kipp Brothers), but no instructions, or anything to really make it a game, so I got to work. I made printable instructions and game boards. The game boards are half paper sized so they can either be printed on card-stock (and even laminated) and laid in the bottom of even a Go Box and the frogs tucked in elsewhere. Or the boards can be folded in half in a zippered plastic bag with the frogs.
Here are the printable sheets...you should be able to print each full sized on normal paper.
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Printable Instructions for Building 3D Dinosaur Puzzles from H&J Closeouts
I bought a number of cute 3D dinosaur puzzles to pack Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes and thought they might be more enjoyable for the kids with an idea what they were trying to make and how to make it. So I made up some simple instructions, and thought I'd share them here in-case others bought them from H&J Closeouts when they were available from them-they're out of stock now, but there are lots of other cool shoebox items available. Below are the instructions and completed images I made. You should be able to print them full sized on normal printer paper. I'll probably print them front and back (instructions one side, completed other side) in black and white. Here they are:
Spiro-art How-to Printable for OCC Shoeboxes

Butterfly Glider Printable Instructions to Include in OCC Shoeboxes
A few months ago I bought some butterfly gliders from Oriental Trading for my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes, and wanted to make some instructions to go with them. I thought since I went to the effort to make them, I'd share them in case anyone else bought them (they don't have them anymore) They should be able to print front and back, and should print on 8 1/2 by 11 inch paper. I tried to make it understandable in any language, but did include a few words to help explain, but I think the arrows would do a lot on their own.
This is the first of a series of instructions I make or find to include with the items to be sure they know how to use the items I send in my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes.
Happy Packing!
This is the first of a series of instructions I make or find to include with the items to be sure they know how to use the items I send in my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes.
Happy Packing!
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