Thankful booklet

This year I wanted to make something special for the girls to make them feel grateful for all those people, experiences and fun they’ve had during the year. So I decided to make them a book of thanks.

I needed some coloured construction paper and some pictures of important people, places, happenings that I printed and glued on the half-cut A4 sheets. I also laminated the pages for durability. I punched the upper corners and used a scratch book clip to hold them together. I also added some notes for E. to read.

Both of them appreciated the booklet and we talked a lot about the pictures.

I hope in the future we can add some extra pages to collect all the amazing things in their lives.

Happy thanksgiving!

Halloween party 2017

Our Helen Doron school organised a Halloween party at the weekend before Halloween. As a whole family we were invited.

Little L. grew into E.’s old skeleton costume. E. wanted to become a spider (she’s been into creepy-crawlies recently, which is clearly the influence of her new kindergarten friends). I made her spider costume out of things we found at home. E. also helped a lot make it. Daddy borrowed a wizard‘s cape, and I made myself into a witch (this was the easiest after having put the skeleton PJs on Little L.).

We fooled around at home a bit in our costumes and headed to our Helen Doron School party.

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As usual, there were some yummie and scary treats,

…a spooky room, where the kids could touch a BRAIN!

 

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Our teachers read our minds and dressed up as E. and L.:

 

There was a crafty session as well. Little L couldn’t really take part in it, I made her haunted castle, but E. did her best.

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We also made some slime, without which Halloween could be unimaginable. Thank Goodness (and Helen Doron Teachers), we didn’t have to do it at home.

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We had fun … again and again. Thanks a million!

And I wonder what costume E. can challenge me with next year.

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