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| This Week’s Featured Craft: Fall Treasure Box |
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Why Kids Will Love It: Need a place to store all those odds and ends your little collector harvests? Then this treasure box craft is just the thing! This easy–to–make craft creates a lasting holder for all those fun treasures and trinkets that your little one holds dear.
Age Group: 6 & up | Difficulty Level: Easy
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| This Week’s Featured Craft: Personalized Lunch Bag |
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Why Kids Will Love It: Environmentally–aware kids can do their part to keep trash out of landfills by making their very own personalized lunch bag to use over and over again. When school is out, they can use this cute bag to carry toys, snacks, or coloring supplies.
Age Group: 5 & up | Difficulty Level: Easy
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| This Week’s Featured Craft: CD Locker Magnet |
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Why Kids Will Love It: This is a fun way for tweens and teens to decorate the inside of their lockers and display pictures of friends and family all at the same time!
Age Group: 8 & up | Difficulty Level: Very Easy
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| This Week’s Featured Craft: Paper Plate Sunflower |
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Why Kids Will Love It: Children can make this pretty sunflower to display in their kitchen or window. If bouquet making is more their style, they can make several and place them in a coffee can filled with floral foam.Age Group: 6 & up | Difficulty Level: Easy
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| Crafty Chore ChartsCreative solutions for family chore challenges!
I have a confession to make: Right around back-to-school time, I turn into an insatiable monster called The Organizeaholic.
My children run and scream for cover, but with sticker charts and calendars in hand, I hunker down and brainstorm ideas for scheduling the hectic school season ahead. Not all of my creative solutions work, but a few have been successful because they were fun and involved the kids input.
In this week’s AmazingMoms blog, I’m sharing my two personal favorites: the “reverse chore bank” and a “kid–friendly to–do list.”
You’ll be amazed how a few art supplies and a roll of coins can inspire your kids to do their dishes, put away their back packs, and brush their teeth. Trust me; it’s much better than nagging!
The Amazing Moms blog will show you how >>
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-Kit Bennett |
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About the Editor
Kit has been inspiring moms with her great family activity ideas for over 20 years. |
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August 28, 2008
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