Four rules to teach your child when invited to someone's house to eat.
Encourage creative problem solving and visual spatial skills with these building sets for children and teenagers.
Laurie Turk, Tip Junkie's publisher, is a creative DIY mom who specializes in holiday crafts and homemade gifts. Her ideas for involving the kids in creating a special table just for them are sure to spark some ideas of your own.
The table crafts from Kaboose are wonderful. Each one is illustrated with a photo, includes a difficulty rating, and a suggested age range.
This section features table decor, but you'll find more projects in the Thanksgiving Crafts section. Look for Balloon Turkeys, Turkey Bread Basket and Turkey Place Markers.
With sixty illustrated crafts (don't miss the link to the second page at the bottom of this one) you are sure to find something to delight.
Although Danielle's Place features bible-based crafts, these Thanksgiving crafts are suitable for families of all faiths. Highlights include several paper-plate turkeys, a cute napkin holder, and a leaf wreath.
Surfnetkids.com recommends five websites offering kid friendly Thanksgiving table crafts.
These beautiful note papers feature artwork by well-known children's book illustrators, such as Julia Denos, Henry Cole, and David Small.
This collection of hundreds of lunch notes was created by dozens of users. You will notice there is some repetition, but even so, there are lots of good links to be discovered.
Chickabug is an Etsy store featuring personalized paper and party goods. These free printable lunch notes are offered on their blog.
Cap Creations is an online jewelry store with an associated blog filled with all sorts of crafty, mommy things: these colorful lunch notes among them.
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