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November 27, 2008
November 08, 2008
Giving and Thanks
I found this idea and loved it so much that I needed to share it with you. This idea from Chocolate On My Cranium of creating trees with leaves declaring things you are thankful for and giving moments to be shared! Even better, she has this available as a free download! I printed one set off on heavy cardstock and plan on using them as my Thanksgiving scrapbook pages… With photos of our family and our words this project is heartfelt.
October 29, 2008
Classroom parties...
Squash Bowling How-To
First, make the pins: Attach vinyl sticker numbers to 10 butternut squashes. With painters' tape, cover portions of each squash to create stripes. Fill in stripes using acrylic craft paint, and let dry. Carefully peel off stickers and tape. Designate a lane, and set up the pins, placing lower numbers in front and higher ones in back. Have each player stand about 15 feet away, grip a small pumpkin by the stem, and bowl. (Should the stem fall off after a few tries, players can grab onto the whole pumpkin.) Give everyone two turns, and award each player the number of points on the pins knocked down.
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