 | Cover the kleenex box with black construction
paper (all sides). Use enough glue that when we slit open the top the paper will
stick.
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| Using sharp scissors, have an adult cut around 3
sides of the kleenex box, about an inch from the top (so the treasure chest opens).
You will need to bend back the cardboard on the remaining, attached side so
the chest opens and closes nicely.
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| Glue a piece of yellow or red construction
paper, felt or tissue paper to the inside of the "lid" and chest (so it looks
like a nice velvety lining)
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| Now comes the fun part! Print out the
template of choice.
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| Colour the pieces, as necessary and cut them out
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| Glue the KEEP out warning onto the top (lid) of
the chest
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| Cut 1/2 inch strips from yellow construction
paper and glue them to all the edges of the treasure chest.
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| Glue the lock onto the front of the chest
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| Glue the handles onto the sides of the chest.
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| OPTIONAL: Glue sequins, fake jewels or
painted rocks onto the lid for a jewel encrusted treasure chest
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| Fill with gold coins (chocolate ones are daddy's
favorite) or put the, oh so stereotypical, tie or wallet inside and use the chest as a
really cool gift box!
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