New Year's Headband
Create a festive New Year's headband with your child this holiday season, a great way to ring in the new year!
Make New Year's Noisemakers!
Though they most likely won't be staying up until midnight, let the little ones have some of their own fun on New Year's by making these crafty noisemakers.
Make a Dancing Chinese Dragon
Everyday can be Chinese New Year with a dancing dragon that your child can make at home.
Make New Year's Confetti Balloons
Tuck confetti and tiny messages inside balloons, then blow them up and hand them out to everyone, along with a toothpick for popping!
Make Fireworks New Year's Invitations
What better way to bring in the New Year than have your child invite her closest friends over with fireworks inspired cut paper invitations?
Draw a New You for the New Year
Help your child visualize her goals for the new year by creating a self-portrait that represents all of the amazing things she's done this past year.
Make a Flash Back Book!
Are you looking for a new way to help your fourth grader celebrate New Year's Day? She'll love getting the whole family in on the fun to create a "Flash Back Book!"
Compile a Family Photo Calendar
Making a calendar is a great activity to prepare your family for the coming year! It gives your child an opportunity to reflect over the past year, and to make plans for his ...
Make Mocktails for New Year's!
Make mocktails with your kids this New Year's to them involved in the celebration! These tasty beverages are sure to be a crowd pleaser, for kids and adults alike!
Cook Ozoni (Japanese Rice Cake) Soup to Celebrate Japanese New Year
In Japan, ozoni is one of the main dishes eaten on New Year's Day. Here's how to make this delicious traditional Japanese dish with your teen.
Host a New Year's Party for Tweens
With friendship bracelets, facials, fortunes, and fondue, this slumber party will be a great kick-off to 2010.
First Night: A Family-Friendly New Year's Eve
Are you looking for a way to enjoy New Year's Eve festivities with your family, minus the tipsy champagne-and-party hat environment?
How to Plan a Family-Friendly Holiday Party
This article will provide tips and ideas so everyone can enjoy the party: even the hosts!
Winter Tea Party
Transform your kitchen table into a winter wonderland with a cookie and cocoa party that looks freshly dusted with snow.
Help Your Child Make Resolutions That Stick
This year, why not consider having your kids join you in making New Year resolutions? Here's how:
New Year's Resolutions for Families
Consider starting the new year off right with a "Slow Down the Family" resolution.
Start a New Family Tradition in the New Year
Traditions work to tie families together and create a sense of continuity. Need some ideas to get you started?
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Great Holiday Reads
Based on the best-selling PBS program, this book follows Caillou as he discovers the holiday customs of other little boys and girls from around the globe. Perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
When the first snow falls, snow women, snow men and snow children come out for a special party. Children will delight in the lively illustrations that help to tell this magical story. Perfect for beginning readers in first and second grade.
This simple retelling of the Hanukkah story brings the holiday to life for children ages kindergarten through second grade. It features colorful, step-page illustration of the Temple of Jerusalem.
This little book manages to parody the notion of the holiday miracle, without dampening the joviality of the season. Engaging, clever and laugh out loud funny, this is a great holiday read for kids and adults of all ages.
