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LITTLE HOLIDAY HAT
Find a paper or plastic-foam cup for your child to use
as a hat base. Have him turn the cup upside down and decorate it
by gluing on such materials as paper scraps, stickers, and ribbons.
Give him a cotton ball or self-stick bow to glue onto the top of
his hat.
Then poke holes on opposite sides of the hat and attach pieces of
yarn for tying under your child's chin.
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NEW YEAR'S WISHES
Instead of making New Year's resolutions, try this. With your child,
think of something to wish for and something to learn in the coming
year. Help your child write down her thoughts, or let her draw pictures
to illustrate them. Make your list on paper, too. Then slip your
lists into envelopes and store them with your holiday decorations
to read at the end of the year.
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OLD AND NEW
Talk with your child about how New Year's is the time to
say goodbye to the old year and hello to the new one. Review the name
of the old year and talk about the New Year's name. Then ask your
child to look for such things as an old toy and a new toy, an old
pair of shoes and a new pair, an old book and a new book. Have him
place the items in separate baskets, one for old items and one for
new ones.
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