Saturday, December 3, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Time to Make Holiday Memories!
Ok, so it's time to deck and halls and be jolly! So while the fam was in town for Thanksgiving, we went and got our Christmas Tree! Now, it was much more fun than it sounds... First, we took a horse-drawn hayride to the backlot for all of the fun. We were all given our own baggie with s'more ingredients to roast over a campfire. Also Santa was there with Comet, Cupid, and Donner. So we got to tell him what we wanted and got a picture, we even got to feed the reindeer! We seen geese, pigs, miniature horse, donkey, and a beautiful rooster. They also had a playground. The weather was perfect. We chose our tree and headed back. What great holiday memories! Isn't that what it's all about?




Saturday, November 5, 2011

Here are some tried and true Thanksgiving traditions and recipes to make this year super special!
Martha Stewart Savory Thanksgiving Menu:
appetizer: Warm Fennel-and-Parmesan Dip
main course: Roasted Heritage Turkey
side dishes: Calvados Gravy, Cornbread, Bacon, Leek, and Pecan Stuffing, Cranberry-Apple Chutney
desserts: Black Walnut Shortbread Cookies, Gabrielle's Honey Pie, Pumpkin Layer Cake
Other then the traditional feast, here are some other Thanksgiving Traditions.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Halloween Classroom Ideas
Need some ideas for planning your child's classroom Halloween party? Here are some fun and easy suggestions:

>> Eyeball Toss (game)
>>Ring Around the Pumpkin (game)
>>Boa Bats (craft)
>>Halloween Bingo (game) (use candy corn for markers)
>>Decorate sugar cookies
>>Make Sucker Ghosts (craft)
>>Play Kid's Halloween Music throughout classroom party time:


Serve:
>>Fruit Punch
>>Carrots and Dip

>>crackers and cheese
>>spider crackers (craft)

>> Eyeball Toss (game)
>>Ring Around the Pumpkin (game)
>>Boa Bats (craft)
>>Halloween Bingo (game) (use candy corn for markers)
>>Decorate sugar cookies
>>Make Sucker Ghosts (craft)
>>Play Kid's Halloween Music throughout classroom party time:
Serve:
>>Fruit Punch
>>Carrots and Dip

>>crackers and cheese
>>spider crackers (craft)
Friday, August 19, 2011
Yo Gabba Gabba party ideas
Popular now with the preschool set, and why not? Who doesn't like music, dance, and fun? Here are some way to celebrate your child's birthday Yo Gabba Gabba-style!
photos of flatware and party favor buckets above from twopartssugar.com
>>Decorate with balloons and streamers in shades of orange, lime, and blue
>>Dance right along with The Dancey Dance Bunch!
>>Play Backyard Bingo with free printables from the official site!
>>Decorate tabletops with bowls of skittles and other colorful treats...
>>Serve Smiley Face Pizzas and juice boxes
>>Hand out toy microphones, bubbles, fruit snacks, and stickers
>>Yo Gabba Gabba party supplies, party favors, and solid partyware at Celebrate Express.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Smurftastic Party Ideas!
Host a Smurftastic Smurf party with these handy ideas!
-Decorate with blue balloons, streamer, and tablecovers.
-Serve blueberry muffins, blueberry yogurt, and blue ice cream (call them smurfberries).
-Hand out small Smurf figurines as party favors.
-Play a "Smurfy" game of hide and seek with the one being "it" dressed as Gargamel and the hiders as Smurfs!
-Use Smurf toys, stuffed or not, and use for decor and a table centerpiece.
-Set up a craft table with a plastic tablecover and set out a container of blue playdough and white playdough for each child. Have them make their own Smurfs out of playdough.
More Smurfy ideas and Smurf party supplies available at It's A Party-ful Life!
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Harry Potter Party Ideas

Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2
Harry Potter Party Supplies
The end of a saga, whether an epic poem, a novel or a film, can be a painful experience.
Here are some party ideas to celebrate Harry Potter.
Decorate in deep purple and black...
Use an old lantern as a centerpiece with grapevine and branches around it for a dramatic look...
Recreate Hogwart's banners, using black fabric, felt, and fabric pens...hang these throughout party area...
Use fog machines for that creepy-woodsy feel...
Use a black satin-ny fabric for a tablecloth and sprinkle with silver star confetti...
Encourage guests to dress up in costumes. We carry an assortment of Harry Potter robes, Quidditch robes, accessories, and wizards caps. Guests can even make their own costumes. Graduation robes make a great stand-in for a wizard's robe.
Muggle Quidditch: Set up an obstacle course, and have the kids run the course with their brooms. Add hula-hoops and other obstacles that they must navigate.all while balancing a ping-pong ball (golden snitch) on a spoon. As an alternative, just give the kids brooms, a ball, two goals and lots of room to run and play! Use a soft ball for the bludger, so that no one gets hurt. (Shindigz)
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