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Tech Students Craft Toys for Local Children

Julia Haymore • Jan 7, 2010

 The WJ Tech classes made 45 spinning tops, 17 big race cars, 22 small race cars, 22 trucks, 18 dinosaurs, and 22 rubber band cars to donate to local charities.  The toys were hand-made by students to give as presents during the holiday season to children in the D.C. area.

 

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