Esther O Design

 These cupcakes remind me of an adorable story I once heard.

A mother of a large family was seen, by one of her older children giving a younger sibling a full ice pop. Upon seeing that, the older child said “Mommy, in my days we only got a half of a twin pop” to which the mother replied-“yes- in your days you had a full mother with half a twin pop, he has a half a mother with a full twin pop!!”

Let your creativity blossom with these 2 simple ideas, doable for all ages.

Enjoy and have a bunch of fun!!!!

Here is a great activity to do at your Chanukah party or at any party throughout the year.

This action-packed team work activity will get everyone’s creative juices flowing. It's easy and fun to prepare as well.

Combine the two items that take center stage on your Rosh Hashana table.

Have a blast creating these adorable fruit characters. 

Full of personality and fun, they are a great Tu B’shvat activity for the younger (and older) members of the family.

Fill your senses with the rustic coziness of fall by adding chopped pecans and chopped craisins to your favorite sugar cookie recipe! Serve these scrumptious leaves with a warm mug of tea, swirled with a cinnamon stick  to capture the true flavor of this special time of year!

 

The quiet beauty of winter. The snow so magically falls, the everyday hustle and bustle comes to a slippery halt, the children are busy making snowmen and sledding down the hills, and.... school is closed! With the children home from school (due to a snow storm or  mid-winter vacation) here's a winter themed activity that will entertain your  children  while bringing this beautiful scene indoors (without the wet boots and gloves!).

Here is a cute new twist for Simchat Torah bags. Simply tape a Laffy Taffy rope to a snack bag.With little effort and low cost, you can sit back and enjoy those cute faces wave their candy as they dance around the Torah.