Well folks like it or not it's that time again for snow, snow and more snow. Now many usually take this time to start their hibernation with hot cocoa and a good book. But what happens when you're kids are home for break and they've played with every toy in the house? Well no need to go out and buy more gifts before Christmas because we're here to help!
Here are a few wintertime ideas provided by Parents.com
Make colored ice cubes and hide them around the yard, for a scavenger hunt.
For more great ideas check out Parents.com (http://www.parents.com).
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, I can just taste that yummy pumpkin pie! Mmmm! And I bet you and your family are getting ready for this delicious American tradition as well!
Want to learn more about this wonderful holiday? Check out: http://www.history.com/topics/thanksgiving-quiz/interactives/thanksgiving-by-the-numbers for a really cool infographic that breaks the holiday down!
Also, try your hand at a Thanksgiving quiz to see just how much you know about it. Check that out here: http://www.history.com/topics/thanksgiving-quiz
Headaches
-Crushed peppermint
-Hot Water
Upset Stomach
-1 small ginger root
-Hot water
Sore Throat
-2 Tablespoons organic coconut oil
-2 Tablespoons raw honey
-1 Teaspoon ground cinnamon
For directions and more remedies check out Girl Meets Nourishment
To see more boo-tastic costumes check out the Ellen Degeneres Show.
Since we are getting so close to Halloween and it's so hard to figure out what to dress up as, I thought I would lend a hand and share some creative ideas for your fuzzy best friends. Here are just a couple of ideas, but make sure to check out BuzzFeed for their whole list of spooktacular costumes!
http://www.buzzfeed.com/expresident/greatest-pet-costumes-ever