You don't have to scare your child to educate them about snake safety. You can teach them about snakes in a calm, playful way. It's easy!
Use marbles and natural acorn caps to make acorn pendants for a necklace with this acorn marble necklace DIY jewelry-making tutorial.
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Giant Game of Operation: I was recently asked to be in a dunk tank at my elementary school's end of the year carnival. As much as I love being continuously dropped into a tank of cold water by vindictive elementary students, I instead offered to make a game. What I c…
This DIY Christmas Escape Room Plan tells you step by step how to create a festive Holiday Escape Room where players work to discover the magic code to free Santa!
What does this have to do with Seminary, you may be asking. This was an ideal alternative to a class Christmas gift exchange. I did not want to ask anyone to bring a gift as it may have been a hardship for a few of my students and I did not want to single out any one of my 24 students. However....I wanted to have a fun gift-type game. The Candy Ball game fit the bill on so many levels. It was so much fun and very different than a regular gift exchange. I got the idea on Pinterest. There was a photo and no instructions so I had to figure it out on my own. Scroll to the end of the photos for instructions on how to make the ball and play the game. To make the candy ball: I used about 75 pieces/ packages of candy. I used all sizes and types. To start the ball, I used a large jingle bell elf as the center. (It was fun for the kids to hear the jingle inside as they pulled off layer after layer. The closer they got to the center, the louder the bell jingled) I wrapped it in bubble wrap and taped it with packing tape. Then I placed a piece of candy on the ball that was forming and wrapped it up with shrink wrap (the sturdy wrap used for packing and moving) I would not recommend saran wrap as it is not sturdy enough. I continued this process of placing a candy on the wrapped ball until it was a little larger than a basketball. Every few layers, I would use tape to seal up the recently wrapped layer (this made it a little more challenging and I recommend doing this) To Play the game: A player hold the ball and starts removing the layers. The player on their left is rolling 2 dice as fast as possible in an attempt to roll doubles When the player to the left rolls doubles, they pass the pan and dice to their left and the ball is passed to them. They tear as many layers as possible while the player to their left is rolling the dice And so forth. As the layers are removed, the candy starts to come out. Players keep any candy that comes out during their turn. This took us about 20 minutes with 24 students playing. This was fast moving and kept their total attention. Everyone got at least 1 piece of candy. To make this more challenging, have players wear gloves. If you plan on using gloves, you may not want to use as much tape when assembling the ball.
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These chocolate mint Bible Study invitations are what we handed out to the women of our congregations this last weekend. We want all the ladies to know that they are invited to join us to study, and we want them to know and the experience the Bible on a deeper level. His word is active, and...Read More
Four months into my engagement, and I’ve learned that planning a wedding is a full time job. Lesson #1: If any event — like an engagement party, a bridal shower, a bachelorette party — can be passed off to friends or family, you’d be wise to give them complete autonomy over planning. I was originally reluctant to […]
Learn how to make a paper origami Paddington Bear. An easy Origami project for kids of all ages. Paddington Party invitations or decor too!
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A stunning collection of French Frames! 2 sets of identical frames in fun colors. Pretty floral and angel design frames. Ornate Black & white frames.
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A rich and delicious recipe for vegan pine nut-based cheese, presented with root vegetables to look like roses. The theme of this post is embracing late winter's seasonality and all of the gifts being more rooted offers to us.
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Tribesmaid Sandy wanted guests to "treasure" her wedding and the awesome times they'll have there... so she's making treasure chest centerpieces for the tables! This project requires a few supplies, but is simple and the result just WOWS!
You'll be feeling jolly in no time.
With all the talk I've done about choosing a One Word for the new year and then displaying it, I've never actually given a tutorial on how to host ...
In this family reunion game, ideas about who your family is and what they do can change a lot! Hunt for their sigantures and learn more about them.
