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Winter Spice Wax Tarts

November 30, 2016 by Shellie Wilson

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As the holiday season approaches, many people are looking for ways to create a cozy and festive atmosphere in their homes. One simple and effective way to do this is by filling your house with the delightful smells of Christmas. And what better way to achieve this than by making your own wax melts?

Wax melts are small, scented pieces of wax that are melted in a warmer to release their fragrance. They are a great alternative to traditional candles, as they do not emit any soot or smoke, and can last for several hours. Plus, they are easy to make at home with just a few ingredients.

To make your own wax melts, you will need some wax, fragrance oil, and a mold. You can use any type of wax, but soy wax is a popular choice as it is eco-friendly and has a low melting point. Fragrance oils come in a variety of scents, from traditional Christmas scents like cinnamon and peppermint to more unique scents like gingerbread and pine. You can also add in some festive colors using natural dyes or mica powders.

Once you have your ingredients, simply melt the wax in a double boiler, add in the fragrance and color, and pour the mixture into your molds. You can use silicone molds, muffin tins, or even ice cube trays. Allow the wax to cool and harden before removing the melts from the molds.

To use your wax melts, simply place one or two in a wax warmer and enjoy the lovely aroma that fills your home. You can also place them in small open jars or dishes around the house as potpourri. Just be sure to keep them out of reach of children and pets, as they may mistake them for candy.

With just a few simple steps, you can easily create your own wax melts and enjoy the warm and inviting smells of Christmas in your home. So why not give it a try and see how easy it is to make your own festive wax melts?

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Summer Math Games for Kids

I know the last thing most kids want to do during the summer is anything that feels like school, but the truth is doing little things to reinforce the learning they did the previous year will make the next year easier for them. 

Also true: you can make this learning fun by turning it into game time. 

These printable math puzzles from Living Life and Learning are great to use in the car when you’re on a road trip, or just any time you need a little activity to pass the time. They involve adding numbers up to 10 and include cute summer-themed graphics as well as the numbers. 

Help the bee get back to the hive with math in these math maze puzzles from Artsy Fartsy Mama. There are versions for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division for kids of different levels to enjoy.

Of course math games are even more fun if you take them outside. Hopscotch is a classic outdoor game that can be easily made about math. Just one idea is this skip counting hopscotch idea from Math Geek Mama. Have the kids fill in the numbers and them count them off as they jump.  She also has a fun jumping math maze that looks like a lot of fun. 

Look We’re Learning has some more fun ideas for math games you can play outside including a beanbag toss, counting treasure hunt and sidewalk chalk math. 

Some days it’s too hot to go outside so you might need some indoor math games to play. Math Geek Mama also has a great collection of Lego math games and activities for kids of all ages. Primary Playground has games you can play with Uno cards to learn about numbers, sort colors and more. 

Older kids will enjoy the math games using dominoes from Upper Elementary Snapshots. 

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