October 29, 2008

Abby handed me this “Skeletoni”  when I picked her up from school yesterday.

She made it in school last Friday.  It’s cute, isn’t it?  You might want to make one with your kids.  Most homes have a stash of uncooked pasta. *wink*

These are the halloween crafts Abby made in school last year…

A photo frame made of craft sticks and decorated with fun stickers

A mini pumpkin head

I like fun crafts like these because they take away the kids’ focus from what could sometimes be negative associations with halloween…the scary kind that make people lose their bearings.

Hungry?  I’ve got Monster Cupcakes, my other WW entry!

Enjoy the rest of the week!

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1. [...] made a “Skelotini”, my other WW entry, a craft she made in [...]

   Pingback by Cafe Munchkin » WW #32: Monster Cupcakes — October 29, 2008 @ 12:32 am

2. 

   Happy WW! Amazing what you can do with macaroni…

   I invite your blog readers to see how the economic crisis in America will impact trick-or-treaters during Halloween!

   peace, Villager

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   Comment by Villager — October 29, 2008 @ 1:21 am

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   Awww, cute! My biggest is too big for such things and my littlest is too little. I can’t wait until littlest is big enough for those fun crafts.

   Cheryls last blog post..WW - Translation Please?

   Comment by Cheryl — October 29, 2008 @ 8:04 pm

4. 

   Thats right Halloween here for kids is trick or treating to get lollies/ sweets !!!!
   although its not as big as it is in US, I still buy some treats for the kids…
   BTW I would like to invite you on my TOY HUNT this sat Nov1 the theme is Fluffy/ stuffed toy/s see the details here http://whenmomtalks.com/2008/10/come-and-join-my-toy-hunt.html
   thank you

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   Comment by JoyD — October 29, 2008 @ 10:48 pm

5. 

   i wish mahilig din si ninna sa arts and crafts, pero hindi eh. mana yata sa nanay, hahaha! cute ng skeletoni, nakakatuwa!

   Comment by Meeya — November 4, 2008 @ 4:08 pm

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