Valentine’s Day crafts are fun for kids to make. There are a number of different crafts that can be made with candy conversation hearts. Here are just a few ideas to get you and your children started. Conversation Heart Wreath This is a fun craft for older kids. You will need a small round styrofoam…
Read More Conversation Heart Crafts for Kids to Make for Valentine’s DayMaking a food guide pyramid is Requirement 3D for earning the Cub Scout Tiger Cub badge. If you search Google images you can find lots of blank pyramids and photos of food to choose from. I downloaded some and inserted them into two Word files. I made enough copies of the different types of food…
Read More Make a Food Guide PyramidHere is an easy activity you can do with your Cub Scout den. For Tiger Scouts, it fills the requirement for “Feed the Birds”, Elective 32 in the Cub Scout Tiger Cub Handbook. The goal of this activity: “Birds and other outdoor animals need to eat food every day just like you do. If you…
Read More “Feed the Birds” Cub Scout Activityby Rachel Paxton How can you show your child’s teachers how much you appreciate them? A simple ‘thank you’ doesn’t seem adequate for some of the most important people in your child’s life, but how many “World’s Best Teacher” mugs does any teacher really need? Here are some teacher appreciation ideas to help you tell…
Read More Teacher Appreciation Ideas – Gifts that Teachers Like to GetFour o’clock has arrived, and you know what that means…it’s homework time. You are ripping through the house looking for that pencil, you know you have one somewhere. Where’s that pencil sharpener at? Ten minutes have past and…yes finally found one! Time to get back to that homework. Panic! I need a calculator! Where’s it…
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