Have you picked your pumpkins yet? Is your house decked out in all things fall? With a little less than three weeks until Halloween most families have been bitten by the seasonal bug and are in the midst of creating either a haunted house or one that is decorated with corn stalks, scarecrows and gourds.
This week the FUN blog provided tips on how to make the most of this incredible time of year. Whether you are looking to craft simple seasonal decorations or need advice on how to make the most of these gorgeous autumn days the following blogs are here to help:
October 6th—–Messy But Fun Fall Projects for Kids. Here’s a surefire way to get your kids excited about fall. The art projects in this blog may be a bit messy, but the smile it puts on your child’s face will make the clean up worthwhile.
October 7th–—Simple and Affordable Homemade Halloween Decorations. Get your entire family in the Halloween spirit by recruiting them to help make these simple yet fun seasonal decorations.
October 8th–—Not-So-Spooky Halloween Events for Families. If pumpkin patches, hay mazes, and candy paths are better suited for your child than bloody limbs and haunted houses, then this blog will come in very handy. It provides a complete rundown of not-so-spooky Halloween events for families with young children.
October 9th–—Homemade Halloween Decorations Using Everyday Items. In these tough economic times every penny counts. For those of you who are looking to save money, but don’t want to skimp on Halloween decorations take your cue from this blog, which provides tips on how you can go all out this holiday season without going bankrupt in the process.
October 10th–—Leaf Peeping and Other Fun Fall Family Weekend Activities. Nothing says autumn quite like a stroll through the rolling countryside awash in brilliant fall foliage. This blog details other ways you can take in the vibrant fall colors other than on two feet.
October 11th–—Fun Fall Activities for Families: A-maizing Fun Amongst the Corn Stalks. Tell the kids to get lost… in a corn maze. Family farms from coast-to-coast offer these amazingly fun fall masterpieces carved out of ordinary corn stalks. Find out how you can get in on the action in this blog.