Here is a video explaining how to carve a pumpkin (as well as some non-carving alternatives.) If you get a pumpkin at our pumpkin patch cluster meeting, I don’t recommend carving it until the week of Halloween, so it will stay looking fresh for big day.
Find more fun on the APIA Fall Holidays Pinterest board.
Photo: Jeff Kramer
Click here to get the recipe for Animal Face Pizzas on Annabel Karmel’s Blog
Pizza is easy and fun to make and can be a nutritious meal for the children and is easy to make at home.
You will need a ready-made pizza dough or a ready-made crust, shredded mozzarella cheese and a jar of pizza sauce. First the dough or crust goes on a cookie sheet or pizza pan. Then spread the sauce, add the other toppings, and last of all, sprinkle the cheese. Bake as directed for the crust. Be careful, and keep the children away from the oven as the oven must be very hot to make a nice crusty pizza.
If you want to get a little fancier and try these Animal Face Pizzas, click on the photo to get the recipe.
Click here for a coloring page where kids can draw in toppings and make their own pizza.
Photo: blog.annabelkaramel.com
Click here to read more Fire Safety Tips on PBS Kids
Here are some fire safety tips from PBSKids.org. Go over these fire safety tips with your children.
This October is the 25th anniversary of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In honor of that, the Los Angeles Times has created a Global Travel Guessing Game called Got Pink?
Here is a photo from the Los Angeles Times’ Game
Not all fireworks displays happen during the Fourth of July in America. This pink extravaganza took place in Europe. Any ideas where?
Get information about Breast Cancer prevention, detection and treatment here.
