Castle Creations

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Castles created by Kindergarteners after their imagination was sparked by pictures of an old castle that were shared by a friend, Mrs. Eldridge, in England. Views include exterior, interior, and floor plans of a Kinder-Castle.

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Castles By: The Kindergarten Techie Kids

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