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You’ve Been Thank’d

I am a huge believer in Thank You notes. I send them often, and I’m trying to teach my children to do the same. We’re lucky enough to have several people in our lives who seem to go out of their way to help us out. When this happens, I always […]

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Turkey Notes – A Thanksgiving Tradition!

Last week I said to my husband, “It’s almost Thanksgiving – time to write Turkey Notes!” To which he replied, “What’s a Turkey Note?” WHAT’S A TURKEY NOTE? In my family, that’s like asking, “Who’s Santa Claus?” I thought everyone grew up with this funny family tradition! After doing a little research, […]

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Thankful Tees

Today’s idea is all about celebrating Thanksgiving and teaching little ones to be thankful! I’ve always enjoyed Thanksgiving (I think my love for mashed potatoes has something to do with it!). This year I wanted to do something special to teach my son and daughter about counting blessings. I bought some […]

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Halloween Games for Kids: Pumpkin Bowling

Who’s ready to go bowling? This activity is so easy to make, and a guaranteed great time for any munchkin! Materials Needed: Paper towel rolls (10) Black construction paper Candy Glue, tape, or a hot glue gun Small pumpkin Cut two eyes and a mouth out of black construction paper. […]

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Halloween Games for Kids: Pin the Bowtie on the Skeleton

If you’re looking for a fun, non-scary Halloween game for wee ones, look no further! This game costs less than $5 to make and provides hours of entertainment! Materials Needed: Black poster board White construction paper Scissors Glue Colorful paper (for bowties) Tape Blindfold Time to get started! Draw and cut out skeleton […]

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Halloween Games for Kids: Feed the Monster

Looking for an easy and fun Halloween game for your little ones? Try “Feed the Monster!” A Halloween twist on the traditional bags game. I love the way these turned out! Materials needed: White foam boards (2) Markers and Crayons Utility or craft knife Candy Draw a monster on each […]