Some are free, some cost a few bucks. There's some Halloween crafts coming up over the next few weeks. On September 20th, they are having an American Girl doll event that's free. Here's the listings for the Plymouth Store and the Hanover Store.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Saturday Crafts
Did you know that Michaels Craft Stores have activities for the kids on Saturday mornings?
Some are free, some cost a few bucks. There's some Halloween crafts coming up over the next few weeks. On September 20th, they are having an American Girl doll event that's free. Here's the listings for the Plymouth Store and the Hanover Store.
Some are free, some cost a few bucks. There's some Halloween crafts coming up over the next few weeks. On September 20th, they are having an American Girl doll event that's free. Here's the listings for the Plymouth Store and the Hanover Store.
Friday, September 5, 2008
Back to School Printables
I love the Family Fun website and today while I was reading some stuff I came across these great Back to School Printables! There's bookmarks, chore charts, crafts and more. Check them out!
Monday, September 1, 2008
Sauchuk Farm Corn Maze
Sauchuk Farm is doing their corn maze once again just off Center Street in Plympton. This years maze features 3 jack o lanterns and looks pretty cool! It's bigger than last years maze and they say there will be more family fun activities as well such as: hayrides, face painting, a cow train ride, corn box and a pumpkin patch. Last year they had food for purchase as well! The kids loved doing the maze last year and we'll definitely go back this year! 
The maze is open for business on Saturday, September 13. You can visit the maze on weekends from 10-5 through October 26. Admission is $13 for 13+, $6 for ages 4-12 and 3 and under is free. You can even print a coupon from their website here.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Gray's Beach
Anne finds another cool place! Friday we went to Gray's Beach in Kingston. What a great place to take the kids!
First...they have a nice fenced in playground. All the equipment is pretty new, there's benches and tables with umbrellas to sit at as well. It's pretty big and the kids can totally run around and you know they can't escape. Just the playground alone is a nice trip.
The park is also part beach. There's a nice little beach where the kids can go swim or play. The 2 eight year olds with us were gone practically the whole 4 hours we were there finding crabs, snails and shells. The tide was low when we got there and it was almost at high tide when we left. High tide is the best for swimming since it's pretty muddy near the water during low tide.
And if the beach and playground don't sway you to visit, bring your kites and have the kids run all over the place on the huge grassy field there.
If you go during the summer, the "Beach Hut" snack shack is open. Prices are pretty reasonable. We brought our lunches but bought the kids ice creams after they ate. Oh and Anne got the Onion Rings and there were oh-so-yummy!
Gray's Beach is just off Route 3A in Kingston. A nice way to spend a few hours!
First...they have a nice fenced in playground. All the equipment is pretty new, there's benches and tables with umbrellas to sit at as well. It's pretty big and the kids can totally run around and you know they can't escape. Just the playground alone is a nice trip.
The park is also part beach. There's a nice little beach where the kids can go swim or play. The 2 eight year olds with us were gone practically the whole 4 hours we were there finding crabs, snails and shells. The tide was low when we got there and it was almost at high tide when we left. High tide is the best for swimming since it's pretty muddy near the water during low tide.
And if the beach and playground don't sway you to visit, bring your kites and have the kids run all over the place on the huge grassy field there.
If you go during the summer, the "Beach Hut" snack shack is open. Prices are pretty reasonable. We brought our lunches but bought the kids ice creams after they ate. Oh and Anne got the Onion Rings and there were oh-so-yummy!
Gray's Beach is just off Route 3A in Kingston. A nice way to spend a few hours!
Monday, August 25, 2008
Giveaway over at Mommay's Mayhem
Check out my other blog for a chance to win a set of Kids Lunch Box Cards! Winner will be drawn on September 2nd!
Friday, August 22, 2008
King Richards Faire
King Richards Faire is almost back in town! The Faire opens for the season on Saturday, August 30. If you're lucky enough to live in Carver, you get in FREE on opening day! We've gone to the Faire numerous times on free day. It's pretty expensive for admission and food if you have to pay full price (there are tickets online for a discount but it's not substantial). Tickets cost over $20 for adults and around $15 for kids. I don't think we'd take the kids if we didn't get in free...it's just not too kid friendly. A lot of the humor in shows is geared towards adults. Many people show up there in renaissance costumes and let's just say a bit too much of the upper female anatomy is usually in full view. A great place to experience once....but not especially appealing for the kids.
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