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Happy Thanksgiving!

November 24, 2011 By: Melanie

 
A few fun turkey time ideas my kids had fun with this month:

We did the good old trace your hand and color like a turkey (does that ever get old-I don’t think so :).  We printed a turkey from the internet and decorated it with beans.  The girls loved that!  We used the words THANKFUL and BLESSINGS to come up with things we’re thankful for using each letter.  ( I can’t remember the real English class term for that….)

 This is a fun one!  Maybe I’m the last to know about this trick, but this was the first time I have ever done it.  Find a good leaf in the yard and place it face down on the table, then simply place a piece of paper over it and color with a peeled crayon.  I love, loved how these turned out!
                                                   Happy Thanksgiving!

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Rain gutter Book Shelves

November 22, 2011 By: Melanie

We have loads of kids books around here and I needed a good way to display some of our more frequent reads.  Something that my 3 year old could easily access, something cute, and inexpensive.  The answer:  Rain gutter book shelves!  These absolutely fit the bill.  They look like crown molding, and are surprisingly sturdy.  

With the help of my husband of course, we had these up in less than an hour.  We just measured and cut to the size we wanted.  If I remember right, this is only one length of rain gutter, cut to 3 shelves!  One length is around $6!  The end caps are $2 or $3 a piece; but the total cost is still very inexpensive.  We used 3 anchors and screws  to attach them to the wall and they have worked perfectly!  I love them so much I think I’m going to put one above each girls bed for their bedtime reading.

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