WINTER WORD SEARCH

Word Search Kids puzle

Curl up in front of the fire with some hot cocoa and see

how many winter words you can find?

AWNTSORFKCAJ
VIISNOWMANLX
RNCAPFRACSAS
FTIESLEIGHVN
RECQSJMWDOQO
ERLRNKSORVFW
EIEAOGAFLERB
ZYJOWINTMLJA
IRSLFFHUIPSL
NADSLEETTNML
GUARAPLITKGS
WNGPKXRHEQLV
SAOUEIGUNUOI
JJACKETLSIVG
AOKMQWOADLEL
SLEDDINGPTRO
LJECALPERIFO
PAGXLSFIJGAX
FHOTCOCOAPLR


snowmanigloosnowflake
freezingsnowballswinter
icicleshovelglove
Jack FrostIce skatingsleigh
mittenssleddingsleet
scarfJanuaryquilt
jacketfireplacehot cocoa
Winter Fun!
Winter Fun!
Word Search Kids puzle
Winter Songs

Winter Wonderland

Soapy Snowman

Snow Storm Art

Snow Gauge

Penguin Maze

Snowball Cookies

Memory Time Capsule
Snowflake Stick-ons

snowflakes Everlasting

Let it Snow

Homemade Snow

Cottonball Snowman

Winter Word Search

Birdfeeder

Snowman Paper Plate Windsock

Fun and easy kids winter time arts and crafts s that inspire your kids imagination and creativity.

Parents and teachers appreciate the simple directions and craft supplies that are easy to find at a craft shop or dollar store. Be sure to check out all our kids crafts we have something for almost every season, event or holiday. Kids also enjoy these craft recipes for slime, modeling clay, paper mache', non-toxic glue and many more.

Parents who read often have children that read, and this is a huge area of opportunity for parents. Far too many parents aren't reading and neither are their children. So how often do you read?

A reader or non-reader, opportunity is all around you. You should be the role model for your children and with reading, it's no different. If you enjoy reading, and consider yourself a reader, there's a good chance your child will be a reader. And if you're not, consider any of these ideas to get you started;

- Go to your local library and get a library card. While you're there, ask about any reading programs; or set a goal to read a book every two or three weeks.

- Determine a subject of interest to you, and read a book on that subject.

- Find a place that you would like to learn about or visit, and read a book about that place.

- Identify something that you would like to learn to do, read a book on it and try to do it.

- Have a family reading time without the television.


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