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I have made a cute donkey and tails. I am sure that everyone would love playing this game and it will help keeping the kids entertained.
Take a printout of this game on an A4 size paper and paste it on a bigger paper and board. I have made a separate sheet with tails that you could print according to the number of players. You can also make the tails with strings and ribbons. Presidents' Day. Games Arcade. Dress Up. Match 3. New Games. All Games. Puzzles Puzzles. Dot To Dot. Hidden Object.
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