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Whether you are hosting Thanksgiving dinner or want to spend some grateful color time with your kids, these placemats and coloring sheets are calling your name! For the 8.5X14 (legal size paper) placemat files CLICK HERE and download. For the 8.5X11 (letter size paper) placemat files CLICK HERE and download. I included a tic-tac-toe board, “draw a turkey” blank canvas and “fill in the feathers” grateful sheet.

Looking for something FUN and not very SPOOKY to spruce up your child’s lunch box or Halloween classroom treats? Attach to treats as tags with ribbon, twine, tape, glue or “witch”ever fits the treat best. Call them notes, call them tags, call them friggin’ FANG-tastic because they are about to make your crazy end of October so much easier! Also, there is still time to decorate for Halloween with all the INSTANT DOWNLOADS that can be found in the PPJ SHOP!

my lightbulb went off, Bing’s did the same (with a little nudge) and bug party it was. The week leading up to the party we paper mâchéd balloons that we later used as bug bodies. It’s a word often used when talking about bugs, they can be made ahead (very easily) and people love sliders! The bugs are super cool and all, but Bing, you always bring that extra zing to the party.

“Better late than never” may as well be tattooed across my forehead because here it is,  more than a year later, Captain Bing’s Yellow Submarine 3rd Birthday Party! ! ! The cake table was inspired by the invite with lots of blues/sea greens and a B&W stripe background (I am not sure I can throw a party without a little B&W stripe). My talented mom made coral out of wire, spray foam and spray paint while I created the jellyfish from tissue paper and paper lanterns. The yellow submarine was made by cutting out cardboard into the shape of the submarine and covering with fringed yellow paper paper.