Holiday Workshop

Today was Avery's last day of Kindergarten before winter break. His school makes it a special day, calling it a Holiday Workshop, where one special guest is required per child (a parent or someone else special if a parent can't come) and you and your child get to go around together enjoying six different craft tables, caroling, and more food than twice the amount of people there could eat. I signed up for a dessert, but it's a full on meal opportunity there with lots of main dishes and the works. We did do all six crafts, but I only have pictures of three and apparently I'm going to go ahead and post this without bothering to take pictures of the others.
Gingerbread man decorating


Ah, I think that's just about got it...




A Rudolf door hanger


He likes to look at the camera. I did get one with him looking, but the hanger was sideways.


Stuff the dove and a teacher will sew it shut for you and add a hanger. But if you find the pin cushion, you may loose all interest in your new dove.


We also made a holiday potpourri bag, a jingle bell wreath and an upside down cone of card stock pasted with torn sheet music, stuffed with a variety of fresh greens and a candy cane, and hung with ribbon and a jingle bell.

After the Holiday workshop, Avery and I delivered some Christmas cookies to some neighbors and then he was off to have a sleepover at his Aunt Megan's. What a fun-filled day for Avery!