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Alex was doing this activity for the second time and he loved it again. I have edited photos of Angelina Jolie, Ellen DeGeneres, Mark Zuckerberg and Beyonce and asked Alex to draw other sides of faces. You can see results in the photo.
Please download printable below, do the activity with your kids and share results with hashtag #mirrorcelebrity
I am sure it will be fun to look at

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