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DIY Hedbanz Game for Kids
This post contains affiliate links, if you use the link to make a purchase I will earn a small commission. Thank you for supporting my positive lifestyle blog. I previously wrote about how my children and I made our own diy hedbanz game and this post seems to be pretty catchy, today I share with you some more tips on how you can make your own headbanz game diy. Materials for hedbanz game diy Elastic headbands for girls (Purchase on Amazon.com in bulk) Scrap Paper – Sheets of 8.5 x 11 inch paper cut in quarters Pens, Markers and/or Crayons (purchase these in bulk on Amazon.com) Get started on your own hedbanz game diy Have the children draw a picture with the word of picture underneath on each quarter size …
Fun Facts about St Patrick’s Day and Celebrations
On Thursday, March 17, 2016 we will come upon St Patrick’s Day and my kids will be searching out green to wear to school and I will be doing my best to celebrate this day because it is one of my favorite days of the year. There is much information on the internet about St Patrick’s Day, here are some random tidbits of history and facts regarding St Patrick’s Day. More than 100 St. Patrick’s Day parades are held across the United States; the biggest celebrations are known to be held in New York City and Boston. Corned beef and corned cabbage are among the most traditional foods for St Patrick’s Day {and I’ve never had it before} Chicago dies it’s river green in celebration of St Patrick’s Day and …
Oh Christmas Tree and Popsicle Crafts for Christmas Break #crafty #DIY
It is hard to plan your holiday prep weekend when the kids are headed to their Dad’s home every other weekend, usually I plan to do our holiday prep weekend about 2-3 weeks before Christmas and this last weekend was it! We woke up and headed out to choose our Christmas Tree at a local tree farm in town, then brought it home. Sunday evening the kids gathered around and decorated with garland, lights and ornaments. After the tree was decorated, I wanted the Christmas spirit to continue, meanwhile my middle child wanted computer time but we worked hard and eventually all of us were seated at the dining room table using acrylic paint, construction paper, glue and popsicle sticks to create some fun Christmas decor crafts! Supplies for …
