{Wedding Themes} Hot Chocolate

{photo via california closets}

Snow-covered trees and chilly winter temps are making me long for a rich cup of hot chocolate! What better theme is there for a cozy, winter wedding? With that delicious cuppa in mind, here’s some hot chocolate inspiration to warm you up while you dream of that special day.

How about a gorgeous color palette of hot chocolate and lavender from Postcards & Pretties?

Looking for a fun and festive winter bridal shower theme? Brenda’s Wedding Blog shares a hot chocolate party that’s sure to inspire!

Yummy treats like hot chocolate on a stick from My Own Ideas are sure to please your guests. Or try one of these delicious delights for your wedding favors:

{Hot Chocolate in a Jar via Bridal Guide}

{Chocolate Dipped Vintage Spoon Favors via Marry This!}

{DIY Hot Cocoa Favors via Ruffled}

{Hot Chocolate Kit Roundup via Honeysuckle Life}

And last but not least, a hot chocolate or hot cocoa bar at your reception is bound to be a big hit. Check out the lovely setting pictured above from Celebrating Everyday Life and get even more sweet inspiration here:

{Metallic Hot Cocoa Bar via Hostess with the Mostess}

{Hot Cocoa Bar via Intimate Weddings}

{Modern Jane Design}

{It’s a Bride’s Life}

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I recently shared a bunch of dog-themed learning activities in honor of National Pet Month. Now it’s time for the cats (which are actually my favorite, shoutout to Baron and Haru!).

Homemade Heather has a great set of cat activity printable sheets including the life cycle of a cat, parts of a cat, a page kids can fill out about their cat and a little reading comprehension with a cat theme.

World of Printables has a super cute cat coloring page that asks you to color cats of different shapes in different colors and then count them. Like an I Spy, but with cats!

Speaking of shapes, give kids practice tracing basic shapes and writing the words for them (square, circle, oval, triangle, diamond, etc. there are 12 shapes in all) with these cat-themed printables from Tot Schooling. These would be good to laminate so you can use over and over while kids are learning about shapes.

Royal Baloo has a great printable cat pack that includes activities for toddlers up to third grade, so this is perfect if you’re homeschooling kids of different ages. There’s literacy and math activities in this pack, including shape tracing and matching for the little ones, beginning sounds and skip counting for pre-k kiddos and addition, multiplication, writing pages and more for older kids.

Fluffy Tots has a cute printable emergent reader on a cat theme, and Sunny Day Family has a super cute cat matching memory game you can print. Build a cat with the printable from PJs and Paint, or cut and fold a stretching cat with this activity from Krokotak.

1 Plus 1 Plus 1 Equals 1 has a cat unit study and printables for kids who are learning cursive writing. There are also three part cards about cats, a printable on scientific classification of cats and more.

Your Therapy Source shared this cute motor skill idea of using pipe cleaners as cat whiskers, which makes a fun quiet time activity or something kids can use in the car.

Take your love of cats on the go with this printable cat activity placemat from The Art Kit Blog. It includes a word search, maze, word scramble and some cats to color, tic tac toe boards and more.

Older kids can learn how to build Lego cats with these instructions from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls.

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