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Little Miss will be starting kindergarten next September. We're practicing letters and fine motor skills such as gluing and using scissors. I did the same kind of acrivities with Little man before he started school.  What you need: Blank paper or a work book (we have a sketchbook we use for our 'school' work) Red, pink or purple construction paper Markers, pencil, glue stick and scissors  What to do: On the white paper, draw 8 hearts in pencil, write the letters I-L-O-V-E-Y-O-U in the hearts. Cut 8 hearts out of the construction paper and write the same letters in each heart using the markers. Lat the construction paper hearts out on the table beside the white paper. Give your little one the glue stick and have them choose one heart at a time to glue on the corresponding letter on the white page. When all the letters are glued down you can draw and decorate the white paper.  Happy learning a d happy Valentine's Day!

Our super bowl parties are going to look a little different this year but that doesn't mean that we can't have a family friendly party. Here are some ideas to entertain the kids and get the familyinto the super bowl spirit. Even if the whole family doesn't want to watch the game just add some fun games and good food and there's bound to be something for everyone. Pin the Football in the Quarterback's Hand This activity is also a fun craft to make with the kids, or it will give them something to do while they're impatiently waiting for the good snacks.     What you need: A roll of craft paper or white paper. Brown construction paper Markers Tape What to do: Roll out the craft paper long enough for someone to lay on.  Trace the outline of the person lying on the paper. Using the markers turn the outline into a football player by coloring a uniform and giving him a helmet. Cut football shapes out of the brown construction paper. Cut out enough for all the payers an