I was in a crunch and I needed some birthday cards. So, I had this bright idea of letting my kids make the cards. We already had some paint out. So, I ran and grabbed some Q-tips. I took some white cardstock and wrote out the words “happy birthday.” I, then, had the kids dip the Q-tip into the paint and make dots along the letters “happy birthday.” Afterwards I attached the white cardstock to some folded, color cardstock, wrote a little note inside and slid the cards into envelopes. Not only did the kids make some really cute cards for me to mail out, but they also got to work on their hand-eye-coordination, dexterity, and most importantly {for them} they got to use paint.
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Christina
I love this, thanks for sharing. We are so making daddy his father’s day card this year!
Sharon
Love that idea!! Thanks!
The Activity Mom
Great Idea!I like how you got everyone involved!
Katie
Great idea! Educational and downright fun! Did I read that right, TWO sets of twins! Man you must be a busy woman all day long!
Sandra
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Sarah
This is a great idea. It’s hard to get my daughter interested in writing thank you notes….unless she makes the card. This would be perfect! Thanks for linking up. Enjoy your weekend 🙂