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This is my first time participating in Make Me Laugh Monday hosted by Jenny at Absolutely Bananas.  Hopefully, this will make you laugh or at least smile.
A light bulb went off in BusyBoy’s head the other day.  He was looking at the cover of a book and realized that each character had a letter above its [...]

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!!!
It’s Blog Party Week in Blogland! Welcome to my Party! Thanks for Visiting!!
Since this is a blog party, we need to kick this party off with the most important part: FOOD! Everyone loves food. Let’s have some! If you were here, I would [...]

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In an effort to set boundaries awhile back, we established a few words that are only to be said in the bathroom or with you have to go to the bathroom.  They are our “potty words,” words such as poop, poot, and poo poo.  These are not typically bad words but I do not want these [...]

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This post has moved to my new url:  http://jenuinejen.com.  Please click the following link to go directly to What My Twins Have Taught Me about Selecting the Best Toys for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers.

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This evening BusyBoy was drawing a picture.  He asked me what it is called when you eat too much candy and you get sick.  I said, “Vomit.”  He said, “No.  The other word.  Throw?”  I said, “Throw up?”  He said, “Yes.  Throw up.  I am drawing a Throw Up Machine.  You feed it candy and [...]

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 This post has moved to my new url:  http://jenuinejen.com.  Please click the following link to go directly to Thanksgiving for Children and Preschoolers.

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This post has moved to JenuineJen’s new domain:  http://jenuinejen.wordpress.com.  Please visit the new site for Crafts for Preschoolers, tips for mom, and more!  Thanks!

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This post has moved to my new url:  http://jenuinejen.com.  Click to go directly to How to Make Thanksgiving Placemats.

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Here are 2 ways to create gratitude wreaths. 
Handprint Gratitude Wreath
Supplies:

Paper plates
construction paper in different fall colors
glue
scissors 
pencil
marker

Directions:

Cut out the inside of a paper plate.
Trace your child’s hand on several different colored construction pages.  You will probably need about 20 different handprints.
One each handprint, write what your child is thankful for.
Have your child cut out the handprints.
Glue the [...]

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Every night before our prayers we discuss what we are thankful for from that day.  Then we thank God specifically for these things in our prayers.  BusyBoy and GigglyGirl say Thank You instead of Thankful, hence the name Thank You Journal rather than Gratitude Journal.  This year, I think we will cover an old journal [...]

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