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I can't believe I haven't made a Printable for Easter Peeps S'mores  yet.
I have made them for Valentine's Day, Halloween and Christmas, but not Easter!
Peeps are the official Easter treat, and I had made printables for all those other holiday with peeps, but not Easter.
For Shame!
I knew I had to remedy this ASAP.

 
Mmmmm.....Peeps!

  Have your kid (or you) write in who their Easter treat is to and who it is from.

Just put 2 graham cracker halves, a hershey bar & a peep in the bag:
 Fold it up & put on a label:
Staple on the sides:
So cute:

The girls made them for all the kids on our court and it took a lot of self control for them not to eat them.
So, of course I let them have one :)
 Yum!
 Here is the printable for YOU to download & use!

 
And, a version without the Eggs:

{To download, Click so the image pops up in a new window, Right Click, Then Save & Print!}





{To download, Click so the image pops up in a new window, Right Click, Then Save & Print!}

We are passing these out to all the kids on our cul-de-sac tomorrow.
Enjoy & Happy Easter!

Last week Julie & Jeannett launched the Happy Day Project.
7 days of spreading sunshine to others doing Random Acts of Kindness.
It was such a fun project. Did you participate?
(The girls & I have done 4.5 out of 7 items so far. I got a friend a book, I just need to go to the post office to mail it. We haven't done days 6 or 7 yet.....hoping to catch up & finish next week during Thanksgiving Break!)

Doing the Happy Day Project last week made me realize that there are simple things I can do to brighten someone's day. Once you do it, it is contagious & makes you want to do more!

I decided to piggy back off their idea and do something nice for Kate's Preschool Teachers.
Today is the last day of school before a week long Thanksgiving Break! (YEAH!!!)
Last year, I gave her teachers a little gift/treat at Christmas and the last day of school.
But after the Happy Day Project last week, I decided I am going to let them know more often how much I appreciate them. I mean, hello...I am a teacher...I know how good it makes me feel when I get nice notes or treats from students/parents. I am now determined to make sure my girls teachers know how much we appreciate them.

We made a Thanksgiving treat letting them know we are thankful for them.

Kate has 5 teachers, so I made each of them a mini-loaf of Pumpkin Bread decorated with a printable that I made & some ribbon.

My Pumpkin Bread recipe makes 7 mini-loaves.

PUMPKIN BREAD:
(Step by Step Instructions HERE)
1 15 oz can canned pumpkin
3 c sugar
1 c water
1 c vegetable oil
4 eggs
3 1/3 c flour
1 t baking powder
2 t baking soda
1/2 t nutmeg
2 t cinnamon
3/4 t ground cloves
1 t salt
Mix ingredients together with a mixer & then Bake at 350.
If you are making mini-loaves it makes 7 mini-loaves & bake for 35-40 minutes.

While the bread was baking, Kate cut out the printable labels that I made.

After the bread had cooled for an hour, I put the clear lids on & then stuck a label on it.

I had twine on them, but Kate wanted orange ribbons on all the ones for her teachers.

I chose the wording, "We are Thankful for you" because I truly am thankful for her awesome preschool teachers. Do you have someone you are thankful for? If so, let them know & you can use my printable!

To download:
Click on the printable, then right click & save it.
Print it & cut them out!
I printed mine out on sticker paper & stuck it on the mini-loaf lid.
(Each label is sized perfectly for the mini-loaves!)

Next week we are doing this again, but we will be giving each family on our court a loaf & putting it on their doorstep Thanksgiving morning.
We truly are thankful to live here and have such amazing neighbors.

Know what else I am thankful for?
I have ALL next week off for Thanksgiving Break!!!! FTW!

Who are you Thankful for?
Spread some sunshine & let them know this Thanksgiving with a little note & treat!