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Number Recognition

pinningparent.blogspot.com  This is a piece of paper with numbers written on it covered up with pop bottle caps. Mix all the numbers up so they are not in order, this helps the child recognize each individual number. Save your pop bottle caps. Write numbers on the top of the pop bottle caps and numbers on a piece of blank paper. You and your child can play a match-up game with the numbers on the pop bottle caps to the numbers on the paper. Have fun while teaching your child their numbers.

Apple Pumpkin Brown Betty

pinningparent.blogspot.com This was the best dessert ever, you really have to make this! My sister doubled the recipe for the October Fest party my other sister had. Yummy!!! Thank You Food Network for my sister found your recipe! Apple-Pumpkin Brown Betty Ingredients 1  2-to-3-pound sugar pumpkin 3 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 cup cubed bread (preferably from a baguette) 2 Gala apples, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch pieces 1/4 cup packed light brown sugar 1/4 cup golden raisins- She used raisins 1 tablespoon rum (optional) She used pineapple rum 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon Kosher salt Maple syrup, for drizzling 4 to 6 servings Directions Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Slice off and reserve the top 1 1/2 inches of the pumpkin. Scoop out the seeds and stringy pulp. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the bread and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden, about 4 minutes; transfer to a bowl. Ad

My Girl’s Bracelets

pinningparent.blogspot.com These I made for my girls. This was just as easy and as cheap as the other bracelet I posted, just take a trip to the craft store. Buy a smaller size bracelet for her little wrist and the color beads you like and that’s it. Go home and put the beads on the bracelet, all done. My girls really loved them! Hope you make one soon for your little princess.

Face Tightening with honey

pinningparent.blogspot.com Honey can be used as a face tightening home remedy. Honey is able to retain moisture in the skin, improving elasticity which then helps with wrinkles and tightens sagging facial skin. Just apply a thin layer to your face and leave it on for about 20 to 30 minutes, then rinse it off with warm water. I hope you like this home remedy.

Green Onions and Helpful Tip

pinningparent.blogspot.com Cut the greens off your green onions once you are done using them, big or small pieces, it’s up to you in the size you like or need. Get an empty water bottle that you have washed out and put the green onions into the bottle. Freeze them! When you need some for your dish just go to the freezer, shake out what you need and save the rest. No more extra trips to the store for just green onions. I hope you like the helpful tip and if you have a helpful tip please go ahead and share it with all of us, thanks.

Halloween Kitty Litter Brownies

pinningparent.blogspot.com Kitty litter brownies were a hit at my sister's fall party. Make your brownies by the directions on the box, heat some chocolate up and spread on the top of your brownies. Crunch up some Graham Crackers in a bag and sprinkle it on top of the chocolate, then add the rest of the chocolate as poop. You can add some graham crackers on top of the poop to make it look like real kitty litter, this was fun! Make something for Halloween that you can take to share.

Pool and Bubbles

pinningparent.blogspot.com We had this pool from when my children were toddlers, so we decided to fill it with bubbles on this hot day. My three children had so much fun with this, they spent hours in it. Just some water and bubbles for hours of fun and they even put the dog in it and gave her a bath.

Letter Recognition

pinningparent.blogspot.com This is a piece of paper with capital letters written on it covered up with milk caps. Mix all the letters up so they are not in order, this helps the child recognize each individual letter. Work on your sounds when going over each letter and save your milk caps. Write capital and lower case letters on the top of the milk caps and write capital and lower case letters on a piece of blank paper. You and your child can play a match-up game with the letters on the paper, to the letters on the milk caps. Match capital letters on the caps to the capital letters on the paper or you could match capital letters on the paper to the lower case letters on the milk caps. Have fun teaching your child their ABC’s.