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Campfire Fun

I have a challenge for you and your family. Let’s see if you are up to it. We are looking for new ways to have fun by a fire. You can build a small fire in your backyard firepit, you might like to camp and get to build a big fire, if you live in a rural area you may have a large fire pit, or you can just use an idoor fireplace. But the idea here is to get your family together away from the convenience of modern life(tv, videogames, computers, etc) and just enjoy a fire together.

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New Year’s Eve Noisemakers

Pretty Pot Bangers
Paint a wooden kitchen spoon(not your favorite seasoned spoon tho) half blue and half silver. Let dry. Tie 4 blue or silver(or black or white) curling ribbons-each about 18 inches-to the top of the spoon by the big, round part. Tie some jingle bells to one or two of the ribbons and them curl all available ribbon. Hot glue the ribbon into place. Now your kids have a Pretty Potbanger to ring in 2009.

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New Year’s Eve Confetti Popcorn Balls

This is a fun and colorful snack for your family celebration.

Ingredients:

  • 4 cups popcorn, popped
  • 1 cup multicolored gumdrops, chopped
  • 1/2 cup peanuts, chopped
  • 3 tbsp margarine
  • 3 cups miniature marshmallows
  • Cooking spray

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Shante Keys and the New Year’s Peas

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This fun books introduces Shante to a variety of New Year’s food traditions in her neighborhood when her grandma forgets to make the blackeyed peas.

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New Year’s Time Capsule

Have you ever looked for buried treasure? Do your children like to dig for ancient secrets? This New Year’s, let’s make a “Time Capsule” for our families. This is a low cost and simple way to honor the past year and look forward to 2009.

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