Monthly Archives: November 2010
Gifts That Give Back – Women for Women International and a Creative Christmas
I am writing to introduce you to a fantastic charity that is helping women survivors of war and their family's. These are the nameless, faceless causalities of war that are usually forgotten, or hidden. Women for Women International shines a spotlight in the darkness and brings hope, education, resources, opportunities and a voice to those who have been marginalized and forgotten.
Continue reading...Forget the cookies! Host a Christmas Creativity Exchange
Instead of the usual cookie or gift exchange, why not get together with other creative parents for a "Christmas Creativity Exchange" This is a fun quick way to fill those school-free holiday days with lots of creative activity.
Continue reading...“Presence” Vs. “Presents” – How to Have a Creative Holiday Season
It is no coincidence that “presence” and “presents” sound so similar. What do you remember the most from your childhood holidays? The presents? Or was it the time spent in in the presence of friends and family, doing things together to celebrate the season?
Continue reading...Celebrate World Hello Day!
November 21, 2010 is the 38th annual World Hello Day. It is a great opportunity to focus on the messages of communication and peace.
Continue reading...Creative Kids Kitchen – Freestyle Hot Chocolate!
Making Hot Chocolate together is a great way to bond with your kids and get creative in the kitchen!
Continue reading...Remembrance Day
On November 11th Canadians observe Remembrance Day. Americans observe Veterans Day – lest we forget. Are we forgetting? Is Remembrance Day still relevant? Should we be teaching our children the importance of Remembrance day?
Continue reading...Exercising Your Creativity
Creativity is a lot like any muscle or skill. It has to be stretched and exercised in order to grow. Here are a few simple ways of exercising your creativity and that of your kids.
Continue reading...Creativity Tool Kits To Go – Traveling with Creative Kids Series
Be ready for a creative encounter wherever you go. Spontaneous creativity can provide some of the best experiences and memories your child will ever have. Make the most of unexpected creative opportunities by always being prepared.
Continue reading...Activity Planning Using Multiple Intelligences
Taking a “Whole Brain” approach when teaching something new is a great way to get children engaged and use to using different multiple intelligences.
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