Start your new year off the right way with a FREE 2010 New Moon calendar using your favorite images from the blockbuster movie!

What You’ll Need:
*Laminating sheets (optional, two per calendar)
*Stick on magnets (optional, we recommend the business card magnets)

Preparation:
*If you don't already have New Moon images saved on your computer, find some online and save to your computer as a JPEG file.**

Activity:

Create a custom 2010 yearly photo calendar for the fridge! Great for home, office, gifts, or even school fundraisers!

What You’ll Need:
*Laminating sheets (two per calendar)
*Stick on magnets (we recommend the business card magnets)

Preparation:
*Find a digital image in JPEG format you want to use for your calendar and save it on your computer.

Activity:

The New Moon movie has hit the theaters and WOW, what a movie! If, like us, you can't get enough, check out our trivia and quotes below and see how much you remember!

Can't get enough of the Twilight series of books? Host a Twilight party!

Decorations:

*What's a Twilight party without your favorite characters? Hang up posters of your favorites, or better yet, get a cardboard cutout and take picture of each guest with Edward, Bella, or Jacob!

A “hands-on” craft that kids will love to take part in. You can have the children do the design right on the shirt. We recommend doing the wreath on a piece of bright white cardstock paper and then scanning it in. That way you can resize the wreath and print on iron-on transfers for multiple uses – shirts, bags, aprons, etc. (all ages)

What You’ll Need:
*Green & Red paint (if you plan to paint right on the fabric, make sure you use a paint that won’t wash off)
*Paper

Teach your child the concepts of biggest and smallest while making this Christmas tree craft.

What You’ll Need:
*White paper (for background)
*Green construction paper
*Red construction paper
*Scissors
*Glue

Preparation:
*Cut the green construction paper into triangles. We found that about 4 triangles worked best. Our first triangle had a base width of about 8 inches. Each consecutive triangle was about 1-1.5 inches smaller in base width.

Recycle used CDs and decorate your tree all at once!

What You’ll Need:
*2 CDs per ornament
*Metallic markers, glitter pens, stickers, jewels
*Glue
*Ribbon, optional

Preparation:
*Glue the label sides of the two CDs together so the shiny silver sides face out. Allow to dry.

Activity:
*Decorate the CDs with the metallic markers, glitter glue, stickers and jewels. Allow to dry.

It's not too late to do this easy Hanukkah craft. Keep track of all eight nights of Hanukkah with this cut and paste menorah.

What You’ll Need:
*1 Menorah coloring sheet per child (see MS Word OR PDF attachments below)
*Crayons
*Scissors
*Glue
*Construction paper.

Preparation:

It may look like a Christmas book (in fact, its full title is The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming: A Christmas Story) but this story by Lemony Snicket is all about Hanukkah and how one little potato pancake is on a quest to find some understanding in a world full of Christmas symbols. Read this hilarious story and create your own screaming latke!

What You’ll Need:
*The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming: A Christmas Story by Lemony Snicket
*Glue
*Scissors

Have your children help you make this decorative menorah that makes a perfect centerpiece for your Hanukkah party!

What You’ll Need:
*9 baby food jars, labels removed, cleaned and dried
*9 tea candles
*Paint
*Paintbrushes
*Extra tea candle, wooden block, etc.

Preparation:

Need a fun, easy craft that your child can give as a Hanukkah gift? Make our Star of David craft and you can customize it to whatever craft supplies you have on hand! Makes a beautiful window hanging.

What You’ll Need:
*Popsicle sticks (6 per craft)
*Glue
*Paint, glitter, beads, etc.
*Ribbon

Preparation:
*Paint the popsicle sticks and allow to dry completely.