Use food coloring and squeeze bottles to help create this cute breakfast treat. Then ‘drizzle’ on the syrup!
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Category: Kids
Impress the Little Ladies
too cute!!
Oilcloth Art Smock
Cute project for gettin’ messy!
Make a simple smock out of oilcloth, which is similar to laminated cotton.
More information HERE
Koolickle
Makes: 1 jar
Cook time: 1-5 days
Ingredients:
1 jar dill pickle halves
1 cup sugar
2 cups water
2 envelopes cherry Kool-Aid mix
1. Drain the liquid from the pickle jar. Reserve for making pucker pops (just freeze on popsicle sticks).
2. In a bowl, mix the Kool-Aid, water and sugar. Pour into jar and re-seal.
3. Refrigerate for 1-5 days. Serve.
End of Summer Break Activity Ideas
1. Take a hike. Scout the web for local trails. Wear comfortable shoes, and take your water bottle and GORP.
2. Walk on the Wild side. Hit your local zoo or animal park. Name the animals with a name that starts with the corredponding letter of the animal. Penny Peacock. George Giraffe. Etc.
3. Take in an Outdoor Concert. Check with your local community chamber for planned activities. Dont forget your lawn chairs or blanket, and snacks.
4. Find a farmer. Summer is prime farmers market season. Who doesn’t like food samples, boutique-style merchandise and supporting the local economy? And don’t forget the great people-watching.
5. Slip ‘N Slide. Cool down in the front yard. Dont forget sun screen.
6. Catch a Movie. Find a local Drive-In, community sponsored outdoor film festival, or the nearest theatre.
7. Smarten up at the Museum. Get the kid’s brains back in gear. Lots of museums have sections geared towards kids and families, with activities and workshops.
What are your plans for the last weeks of summer?
