I figure that before it's St. Patrick's Day, I better post on Valentine's Day. There are a few good things that I lament my children missing because they are homeschooled. The big valentine exchange is one of those things. (Although, then I read
this. And it made me sad.) Another homeschooling mom is kind enough to organize a party at Chuck E Cheese's every Valentine's Day. There's no clean up and the kids have a blast. She breaks the list of kids down into grades (this year I think it was preK-2nd and 3rd-up). That way, the kids are not writing out a ton of valentines. That makes me tired thinking about it. Anyway, it was our first year participating, and we loved it. We'll definitely be going again next year.
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| Sampling of boxes. |
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| Goofy giving out his valentines. |
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| I loved this pink box. You can't tell from my picture, but it's a purse made out of a cigar box. |
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| More boxes. Very creative. |
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| I liked this Harry Potter box. |
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| Feed him! My personal favorite. |
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| This one was a computer. All the keys are in the right spot, even. |
Do you have pics of your kids' boxes? I have to admit, we went frilly for our first grader and nowhere near as creative as the pics you've shown. I'm glad you all had a great time.
ReplyDeleteI don't. They weren't terribly interesting. But I think next year we'll do something more creative, since they all like a craft.
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ReplyDeleteIf you look at the one with the big mouth, there's a box that's two plates stuck together. That belongs to one of mine.
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