Mom to Mom
Giving a gift from the heart this holiday season doesn't have to take a lot of time, and it can really nourish your child's imagination. Today, ask your child to draw a picture, decorate a frame, write a poem or story, or create a little scrapbook-any homemade creation they'd like!
What did your child create?
(P.S. To stock-up on your Arts & Crafts collection, here are a few items we'd recommend.)
If you missed yesterday's activity, you can find it here. If you haven't signed up for the Creative Play Every Day Challenge yet, you can do so here!
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my girls made salt dough ornaments.
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We made some (paper) stained glass yesterday.
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Jaden wrote a poem!
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paper ornaments for the tree.
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I'm going to let dd decorate some glass mugs from the dollar tree to give to all the grand parents:) she's also making a card for her grandmaw that lives a few states away. -
We made snowflakes out of paper.
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I've been making Kitchen Angels for the last few years now-- out of a dish towel, dish cloth, & potholder in Christmas decor to match any kitchen color/theme. The tags on them read: "I am your kitchen angel, watching over all that you do. Baking all those goodies, even snitching 1 or 2. If you ever tire of me, and help is what your wish is....just until my ribbons & I will help you with the dishes !"
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Quoting huntersmama711:
DS is too young too. He's going to decorate the Christmas cards. He doesn't like getting stuff on his hands, so no painting. -
we are making handprint ornaments
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We've been working on these for a few weeks now. We are baking things for friends for Christmas, we are making handprint wreaths, cards, and will be doing her Christmas photo session tomorrow