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President’s Day Resources

shutterstock_10945243Come mid-February, Americans will turn their attention toward honoring presidents, particularly George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Your kids are most likely off of school to honor the day. If you are looking for a teachable moment or some fun President’s Day activities, check out the following ideas and resources:

Decorate your home with red, white, and blue streamers and set up a balloon centerpiece on your kitchen table using the same colors.

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Celebrating Valentine’s in the Kitchen

shutterstock_9798925Looking for some Valentine’s fun with your kids, without throwing a party? Perhaps your child could invite his best friend over for a wonderful afternoon or evening of cooking up some tasty morsels to celebrate. If the idea appeals, you could make:

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A Valentine Scavenger Hunt

shutterstock_970590Looking for a fun activity to keep the kids busy during your Valentine’s party, or to ignite your kids’ enthusiasm in the days leading up to Valentine’s Day? Why not organize a Valentine’s Day treasure hunt!

Check out these creative clues surrounding all things Valentine for inspiration:

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Alternatives to Valentine Candy for Kids

shutterstock_9323239If you aren’t a big fan of giving your children candy for Valentine’s, or your kids’ school has a policy against bringing candy to celebrate the day, here are some fun alternatives to the traditional Valentine chocolate:

  • Movie gift certificates
  • Heart notepads, pencils, and erasers
  • Strawberry lip gloss
  • Bubble bath
  • Heart bracelets and necklaces
  • Stuffed animals
  • Red yo-yos
  • Heart photo frames
  • Red bouncy balls
  • Red jump ropes
  • Silver lockets
  • Hair ribbons
  • Favorite DVDs
  • Heart stickers and/or rubber stamps with red ink
  • Red crayons, markers, and glitter glue with an activity books
  • Ice cream cone gift certificates

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Groundhog Day: Six More Weeks or Not?

shutterstock_109688Happy Groundhog Day!  Well, the big moment is upon us to see if Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow or not.  If he sees his shadow, we will be guaranteed another 6 weeks of winter!  Let’s see what happens….

If you want to celebrate the day with your family and kids, here are some ideas to get into the spirit:

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Father Daughter Valentine Dance

shutterstock_25732570A Father Daughter dance is always a special occasion, and Valentine’s Day is a perfect holiday to organize a special dance between fathers and their daughters. It may seem like a difficult party to organize, but it can actually be quite simple.  Think about an area in your home that can accommodate a dance floor of several sets of fathers and daughters, perhaps a basement area or a large living room area.  If you have throw rugs, you may want to roll them up for the party and let them dance directly on the hard floor.  If this is a group organizing this party, take a look at the different homes to choose the best area to host your dance.

Make a traditional Valentine invitation.  Pink and red doilies cut into heart shapes with all of the dance details included on one side of a heart-shaped white card stock – which can be placed on the doily heart would be perfect.  Make sure to address your invitations to the father and daughter alike.  Is this a dress up party or can people come as they like.  Given the theme, specifying dress attire would also be appropriate.

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Traditional Valentine’s Party Ideas

If you are planning a Valentine’s Day party this year, your mind has probably already turned to a hearts-galore celebration. This party can take place either at home or in a school, daycare, or playgroup setting. If the party will be in a school setting, make sure all of the kids have created a crafty box or bag to hold all the valentines they will be getting. This is an exciting moment in the school day, and a big part of Valentine’s Day fun for kids.

Valentine’s Day party invitation:

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