Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories has always been one of my favorites reading to my kids. Gertrude McFuzz is a great story as well.
From: Lil’ Fingers Storybooks and Games
Tags: books
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Thank you notes are important social skill builders. Children actually enjoy writing thank you cards when they have fun note cards or when they’re producing thank yous on the computer and printing on decorative paper. A very special addition to thank yous is to include a photo of the event that includes both the birthday boy or girl and the thank you note recipient. From: kidsource.com
When decorating a toddler’s bedroom choose a paint that can be easily cleaned with soap and water to reduce the number of times you’ll need to spend re-painting. From: ezinearticles.com Tags: decorating
Books featuring animals or machines invite movement and making sounds. Books with flaps or different textures to touch keep hands busy. Books with detailed illustrations or recurring items hidden in the pictures are great for exploring and discussing. From: education.com
Shop for off-season, clearance items. When it is 97 degrees outside it is hard to think about shopping for long-sleeve shirts and coats. However, it’s a great time to pick up clearance deals on these winter items as stores will practically give them away to make room for fall arrivals. From: frugaldad.com
Try sewing a stuffed sword for your little gladiator, or make a paper or plastic foam crown for your toddling princess. Happy Halloween! From: babycenter.com Tags: halloween
From: Lil’ Fingers Storybooks and Games Tags: book suggestion
Treating your kids to a spooky Halloween dinner will make them less likely to eat the candy they collect before you have a chance to check it for them. From: halloween-safety.com Tags: halloween
When trick or treating tell kids to just stand outside the door, not right up to the door. Never go inside the house. If they insist you go inside, run to the next house and report the incident so the police can check it out. From: essortment.com Tags: halloween
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Beware of pointed props. Replace plastic swords and sharp-pointed princess crowns with softer versions.
