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Halloween Treats and Kids: The Scariest Part is the Sugar
Halloween Treats and Kids: The Scariest Part is the Sugar. SweetLeaf® provides ideas for sweet treats that are fun to make and better for children GILBERT, AZ. (October 5, 2021) – As Halloween approaches, it’s easy to forget the potentially harmful effects which excessive consumption of sugar-laden foods and beverages can have on youngsters. While most know that excess dietary sugars aren’t good for kids, it’s difficult to discourage youngsters from wanting sweet Halloween treats. Happily, SweetLeaf® provides some tasty alternatives which kids will enjoy making and eating. For those that think a few candy bars once a year aren’t too harmful to a child’s health, here’s a shocking fact that may put trick-or-treating in perspective:…
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Punchbowl
A lot of my friends are struggling with different things this month and to cheer them up when Punchbowl send me a list of Holidays happening in October I thought I would send them a Card from Punchbowl to cheer them up. I thought you might want to send cards to people you love as well. Did you know that with Punchbowl All digital greeting cards offer the ability to add gift cards from up to 20 National retailers including Peet’s Coffee, Amazon, Target and more, which can be sent instantly via text or email. Lets get busy sending cards. National Coffee Day – October 1 World Teachers’ Day – October 5…
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Homeschool Resource: Heritage Playing Card Company
I love playing Card Games with Charlie but its even more fun when we can learn while playing. Which is why I wanted to share this Homeschool Resource: Heritage Playing Card Company with you. When Charlie and I study Trees this year I plan on purchasing this card deck for Free Day. Dogs of the World is what Charlie and I will use when we begin studying Pets and for our Transportation Studies we will be using History of Transport Overland. With Halloween right around the Corner why hand out Candy when you can give them a deck of playing cards and a lifetime of learning. About: The History of…
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