If you caught my first day of school post last year, you probably know that I started giving my kids schultutes as a celebration of the new school year. This year, we'll continue with the tradition and I've started racking my brain as to what theme each cone will have and what will be inside of each one.
Since I'll be adding one more child to our school (Christian is doing nursery level work through Angelicum), I have to plan 4 different schultutes! Images are plenty on the internet, so I can get some ideas there. But I like to personalize them with what each child really likes. I have some ideas, but I really have to narrow them down.
As for what will be inside...that shouldn't be so hard to fill them up! I'm planning on some school supplies, candies, and a small toy (much like last year).
In the mean time, I also have to decide when our first day of school is going to be. From the looks of things, I'm thinking that we'll have our celebration sometime around the beginning of August.
Never seen a schultute? Here is a picture of some super cute ones that I found.
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Hey Liz,
I have been following your blog for about a year now but, for some reason, have never commented. I really loved this first day of school idea when I read your post from last year and I still love it. I may have to steal it for this coming year.
Thanks for all of the great ideas and for sharing your journey will all of us.
Blessings,
Stephanie
PS > Feel free to stop by my blog sometime. :) wwww.roestelfamily.blogspot.com
Hey Stephanie! Always nice to hear from readers! I'm always excited to hear when others find something useful on here.
God Bless!
Liz
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