contests • family fun • activities
by AngEngland on December 7th, 2020 | No Comments »
Do cold days and school closings have your kids indoors more now? Don't worry - you can still save your sanity and have a fun time with your children with these fun winter activities. Be sure to pin the post to save it for your next snow day.
Snowflake Stained…
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by sarahbagley on November 25th, 2020 | No Comments »
While I encourage my kids (and remind myself!) to practice gratitude year round, there's something about November that inspires all of us to pay extra attention to the things we're grateful for.
The kids, my husband, and I've been talking a lot about what we're grateful for around the dinner…
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giveaways! • holidays
by sarahbagley on November 6th, 2020 | No Comments »
I remember tracing my hands to make turkeys back in elementary school. We'd color in our fingers to make the features. And then we'd eat some sort of Thanksgiving lunch in the cafeteria.
I loved making those turkeys. It's one of those quintessential holiday kid crafts, no? But I've never…
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#gno information! • crafts • #gno featured • kids crafts
by Heather on April 24th, 2020 | 1 Comment »
Often, the easiest and most inexpensive kids crafts projects are those that toddlers and preschool-aged children love the most. Bright colors, stickers, and flowers are the perfect combination for a fun Spring project!
How to Make a Paper Spring Flower Collage
Supplies
- Colored paper
- Paper flowers and stickers (available at
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crafts • holidays
by Jill Greenlaw on June 27th, 2019 | 4 Comments »
I love celebrating our nation's Independence Day! There is something really special about seeing the red, white and blue colors together. This post spotlights some of the fun 4th of July crafts from the Mom It Forward online community of bloggers. Prepare to be totally inspired. You will not only…
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