Involving
the Kids in the New Year Celebration
by Angela
Billings
Help
the kids ring in the New Year with these fun activities.
1. Make their own Times Square Ball. Simply get a large paper grocery
bag and paint it silver,gold or whatever colors they desire and
then add stickers ,streamers,etc. fill with candy,confetti,toys,etc
and tie with a ribbon. Hang with ribbons that are attached in each
corner of the bottom of the bag through holes that you have punched
when midnight strikes let them pull the ribbon and all the candy
and confetti will come pouring out.
2. If kids can't make it until midnight before falling asleep find
a country with a time zone that has midnight arrive at a better
time for them. visit this website: http://www.timeanddate.com/counters/newyear.html
3. Make a float for New Years Day. Use a cardboard box or decorate
a wagon with streamers, crepe paper, balloons and poster boards.Then
they can have their very own parade .
4. Make hats by rolling up paper to form a cone and then stapling
or taping it and decorating it.
5. Give them gift poppers that you have made. Take a toilet tissue
roll and cover it in silver or gold wrapping paper by rolling it
on the tube then twist one end of the paper and tie with lots of
curly ribbon then the end that is left open simply fill with small
candies, treasures and confetti and then twist that end and tie
the same as the other end. Take a push pin and poke tiny holes around
each end of the ribbon so when the kids pull it it pops off easier
and out come the goodies inside!
Start the New Year off with activities for the whole family and
vow to do more and be closer as a family this year and every year
to come!
Angela Billings is a stay at home wife and mother who publishes
an online newsletter Home and Family Ezine. http://www.homeandfamilyezine.com
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