Path to the Plate Free Printable Placemat
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- August 22, 2024
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Download our free Path to the Plate placemat coloring sheet!
This double-sided PDF is perfect for printing at 11x17 inches. It's a fun and engaging way to get kids excited about agriculture, food, and health.
The placemat is packed with coloring activities, drawing spaces, fun facts, and games. Print as many as you need for your next Ag Day or youth event!
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