You know those puzzles that seem to always have missing pieces (like the 63 peice one that only has 40 pieces left LOL) Cut out the trunk of a tree with limbs. Glue this or even staple it to another piece of paper (yellow makes a great back ground color) and glue the puzzle pieces to the branches of the tree. This could also be used during the fall.

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