My little indian

Well, just as planned, we are starting our

thanksgiving decorations.

Here is a little indian hat that Jessica

had so much fun to decorate

very simple, fun and easy

Simply take a strip of white construction paper

which will make it a little sturdier than regular paper

make your little indian, color it :)

then get 4 different colors of construction paper

for the leaves, cut it, and make your little one

draw a straight line down the middle of the leaf

with a few smaller lines coming out of it

as the vains of the leaf

staple it together on the back

and they'll be wearing it so proud

of making such a fun project for themselves

Enjoy!

Spelling activity - thanks to Evan Moore

I found this link to a nice spelling activity from Evan Moore

http://www.evan-moor.com/newsletter/129016638369500000/Spelling_Practice.pdf

but I think is only good for a week

Enjoy!

Thanksgiving Bible Verse

Psalm 136:1

Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good.

His love endures forever.

Oh! The Holidays! :)

Oh my! it takes to be sick,

to have a little time to blog lol

I love the Holidays!

but this year is going to be

so different for us, since I am working full time.

But hey! will make the best out of it! :)

I am trying to blog in every opportunity I have,

and since I found this adorable thanksgiving cupcakes,

I thought I'll post them here

The recipe comes from Family Fun,

Ingredients
Cupcake
Chocolate frosting
3 oval shortbread cookies (we used Keebler Sandies Right Bites Shortbread)
6 to 10 candy corn pieces
White icing
Black decorators' gel
Red fruit leather (we used strawberry Fruit by the Foot)

Instructions
Frost the cupcake, then press in a cookie head and 2 cookie wings.
Press in a row or two of candy corn tail feathers.
To make an eye, add a small dot of white icing to the head, then add a dot of black decorators' gel for a pupil.
For a beak, cut the white tip from a piece of candy corn and press it in place.
To make the wattle, cut a 1-inch square of fruit leather. Roll it into a tube and stick it in place over the beak.

Yumm!

Enjoy!

Fun Creepy Creations

Hi all, here is a little Halloween gift

for all our little ones

A bat pattern for the halloween house decoration

with black construction paper (double the paper)

bat = mucierlago

Cut and paste is always fun

and good for their sissors skills

word search for a little challenge

my daughter loves them

and they are awesome for our children

starting to read

dot to dot is a good way of practicing their math

I like this one, it has numbers and letters

and here is some fun pumpkin face creations

you can let them color it

or print it on different color papers

and here is the pumpking

for them to color or just print it

on orange paper

I hope you enjoy it!

just sending a little love