Don’t be shy, show us your best and read the posts , tutorials and holiday musings that others link. I need this post more now than ever, the preparations for our holiday celebrations are coming to a head and I barely have time to shower let alone read other blogs ( or write mine). So instead I snuggle with this linky in my bed and read it on my iPod before drifting off. I love it, hope you do too!
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I decided to post the play food dessert trays and cake stand. I made these as a gift that I will be giving my 3-year old for Christmas. She’s going to love it!
Great idea! Now, like you, I can surf through while on my phone late at night
Thanks for this! Big work for big SIS this week, and some holiday cheer!
We had so much fun making our pine cone ornaments that I decided to put these on here today. I had 3 posts I really liked to chose from. Thanks for letting us link up!!!!
I have had a busy week but I managed to get a couple posts up.
Postcards! Postcards! Postcards! is an on going project though and I would love to see just how widespread we can go with it.
Thank you so much for “Link up Love” it helps tremendously for newcomers like myself. I culd use all the new “followers” I can get
Thank you, thank you!
i chose my simple freestanding construction paper christmas tree because it’s so quick and simple, a good distraction for the babes when you’ve got things to do
I choose our Christmas sensory tub. My 2 yr old loves it and will play with it for hours.
I didn’t know if it was ok to add more than one link, so I just added one. Just so you know, I have so much more christmas material on my blog… Welcome!
I love it too!
We’ve had a busy and fun week.
Stop in and see our Christmas Matchup Sensory Game and our Unit Study and Lapbook Show and Tell. Leave us a link to your unit studies, lapbooks, and theme learning adventures.
I am enjoying reading everyone’s posts. Thank you for setting up this opportunity to share.
Our advent calendar is chocolate free – instead every day we have an activity to do together in the lead up to Christmas. Day 3: make Christmas cards together.
Wow- so many wonderful ideas to pass along!
I just added a link to my favorite educational gift that I ever gave my kids. http://www.schoolfamily.com/blog/2010/11/18/educational-gift-idea-your-kids-will-love-seriously-
I’m sharing my thoughts on the Holiday Open House at the grocery store – we all can use a laugh this time of year. Feel free to follow along on my journey “From Make-up to Spit-up”!
I love seeing all these ideas! I’m linked at #51 and #42 because the first time I put my name instead of the post name, but then I couldn’t delete it, whoops!