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Are you ready for all of the ghosts and goblins that will be out and about this week? It’s Halloween time which means that it’s time to dress up, carve pumpkins and have lots of fun! Whether you’re dressing up or not this year, there are plenty of other ways in which you can have fun and join in on the Halloween spirit!
Before you gobble up all of that candy (or if you have some left over that you just can’t possibly think of eating for some obscure reason) try out this great recipe that incorporates some of your favorite flavors. Best of all, you can use candy to make even better candies. What could be more exciting?
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and to honor it, most people in the United States cook huge amounts of food. It’s a tradition that’s been honored since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620.
When they arrived, it was December, and they were ill prepared for the long, cold winter that Massachusetts had in store for them. Because of this, 46 of the original 102 Pilgrims died, causing great sadness and mourning.
Here are some interesting food facts about the first Thanksgiving celebration ever held, when America was still a British colony and most of the country remained quite unknown to the white settlers who had just come over from Europe.
Get out your skeletons and your pumpkins and all things that are scary, because Halloween is right around the corner. In some people’s eyes, this is the best holiday of the year, and on this day, you’ll see that both children and adults alike dressed like ghouls and witches and anything else that’s not their normal clothes.
You can have lots of fun when you go to Trick or Treating in October, but make sure you are as safe as you can be as well.
Here are a few hints for kids and parents alike on how to make this Halloween safe and fun. In fact, they are relevant all the time, so read on even if halloween is not near.
Isn’t it fun to have a day off from school? Hopefully you’ll all be enjoying great food with families and friends this Thanksgiving. The Chevron Cars are excited about the holiday too! Kelly Kompact and Leslie LX are taking a road trip around beautiful Beverly Hills. They are planning to sit by the pool and take in some of those southern California rays.
Thanksgiving is the holiday that celebrates the bountiful harvest feast that followed the pilgrim settlers’ first year in Plymouth Colony. The pilgrims landed on the New England coast at Plymouth Rock in 1620 and their first year was very difficult. They lost 46 of the original 102 people who sailed over on the Mayflower. It is thought that without the help of the Native Americans from the Wamanoag tribe they would not have survived.
For many kids, Veterans Day just another day to play with friends and have fun and not go to school. Do you know why you didn’t have to go to school? Wednesday marked the day in which we honor America’s past and present soldiers. Veterans Day started back in 1919 when President Woodrow Wilson named November 11 Armistice Day in honor of the truce that ended World War I.
It’s still fall out there and in addition to the deciduous tree leaves turning colors there’s lots of activity happening with the plants that live in and around the water. These are called the aquatic plants.
Cool with fresh crisp air. A perfect day to take out Freddy four wheeler for a ride through the fall leaves. Trees that lose their leaves in the Fall and grow new ones in the Spring are called deciduous. In a deciduous forest you can find lots of different kinds of trees: maple, oak, beech, pine and birch. Deciduous forests grow where there is at least 75cm of rain a year. Snails, slugs, insects, and spiders are common inhabitants of the deciduous forest, and many cold-blooded vertebrates, such as snakes, frogs, salamanders, and turtles are also present. Birds are like warblers, flycatchers, thrushes, woodpeckers, hawks, and owls live there too! Prominent mammals include mice, moles, chipmunks, rabbits, weasels, foxes, bears, and deer.
