Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Thursday, December 6, 2007
advent calendar
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Frame by Kandice
Monday, November 12, 2007
THANKSGIVING IDEAS
To Do:
Read Aimery Olivia and Angelina Ballerina
Learn some dance moves from Camdyn
Create a Christmas Program for Nona & Pa
Ride Bikes to/@ Park
Play Red Rover,
Have Done:
Laundry Room Shelf
Frame-in Grace's Window
To Talk:
How do they track finances
Money Market vs. ??
To Eat:
Monkey Bread
Pumpkin Bread
st6ain glass window craft
Read Aimery Olivia and Angelina Ballerina
Learn some dance moves from Camdyn
Create a Christmas Program for Nona & Pa
Ride Bikes to/@ Park
Play Red Rover,
Have Done:
Laundry Room Shelf
Frame-in Grace's Window
To Talk:
How do they track finances
Money Market vs. ??
To Eat:
Monkey Bread
Pumpkin Bread
st6ain glass window craft
What you need
- 2 paper plates
- wax paper
- ribbon
- assorted colors tissue paper
- glue stick
What you do:
- Cut the inner circle out of both paper plates
- Put the wax paper between the two plates & glue or staple into place
- Trim away excess wax paper so that the only part showing is in the center of the plates
- Tear the tissue paper into pcs & crumple them a bit (kids love this part!)
- Glue the crumpled bits of paper to the wax paper
- Poke a hole through both plates & thread ribbon through.
- Tie ribbon & hang this lovely (nonbreakable) stained glass type of decoration in front of a window
Enjoy!
Felt Case-kudos Martha
This will be the perfect from: Grace, to: Nona gift. Nona is always losing her glasses. Maybe a fun case from Gracio will help her keep track of them.
Protect small electronics and other essentials with cases you can whip up in minutes. Wrap an item such as a camera or a pair of glasses in felt. Measure and add 1 inch to the width and 3/4 inch to the length. Trace the shape using a ruler and a disappearing-ink pen, then cut it out with scalloping scissors. Topstitch along three sides with a 1/2-inch seam allowance.
Sock Puppet by Martha
Not as cute as the crayons, but a springboard anyway.
Tools and Materials:
Children's ribbed socks
Card stock or cardboard
Plastic googly eyes
Adhesive, such as Fabri-Tac
Mini feather boa
Pom-pom
Puffy paint
Kids' Sock Puppets How-To:
Insert a piece of card stock into a sock to provide a flat work surface. Using the adhesive, glue two eyes onto the sock. To make the hair, cut a piece of the feather boa and glue it on. Attach a pom-pom for the puppet's nose. Paint on the mouth with puffy paint. Remove the card stock and allow to dry for 24 hours.
Recylced Crayons from Martha
This seems like the perfect make-it Christmas Gift-for the cousins, or friends...too bad I just tossed a BUNCH of old crayons. :(
Heat makes a crayon a little loopy; it may melt into a swirl or pool into a whirl. With this in mind, we chopped up crayons and baked them in shaped mini cake tins, making large blocks that are easy for toddlers to hold and will surely inspire older artists. Encourage kids to come up with combinations: A blue-and-white blend for drawing the sky, for example, and a mix of reds and oranges for sunsets.
Tools and Materials:
Kitchen knife
Old crayons
Mini-cake tins (we used pans with heart- and circle-shaped
Crayon How-To
1. Parents can use the knife to chop crayons into pea-size pieces, taking care to keep colors separate so kids can combine them as they like.
2. Preheat the oven to 150 degrees while children fill the tin with crayon pieces, arranging them in interesting designs.
3. Bake just until the waxes have melted, 15 to 20 minutes.
4. Remove the shapes after they have cooled. If they stick, place tray in the freezer for an hour, and the crayons will pop out.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Roadmaster Duo Deck 10-Inch Trike
Schwinn Retro 10-inch Trike
Friday, November 9, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007
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