A man and a girl beside two star-patterned ribbons of different lengths

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Long and Short Ribbons with Dad

A man and a girl look at two star-patterned ribbons laid across a craft table. Their left ends line up, making the longer and shorter ribbon easy to compare. Paper flowers and a ribbon roll sit nearby.

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Blue for long, coral for short

Follow the two ribbons from their left ends to compare their lengths.

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Digital example: A long blue star-patterned ribbon above a short coral ribbon on a craft table.

1. Sky blue — long upper ribbon
2. Coral — short lower ribbon

Color the long upper ribbon blue, working around each star.
Color the short lower ribbon coral, keeping its stars white too.

Both rows of stars and the small left end rolls stay white; leave the rest of the scene uncolored.

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