Craft Day

Hi Everyone!

Sorry the Spring gets a little busy. That is not a good excuse for not posting.

I hope everyone is looking forward to our craft day.

We will be making purse sized journals and using freezer paper as stencils to make towels.

We have some extra bookmark materials if you would like to make one for $1.

See you soon!

Greentree Kinder Round up

Here is the info from their newsletter.

Kindergarten Roundup!!!!
Will you have a kindergartener for the 2011/2012 school
year? Go to www.humble.k12.tx.us and follow the
instructions. Once you have pre-registered online
contact Candice Galkin 281-641-1903.

Kindergarten Round Up Dates

Here are dates for the area schools:

Shadow Forest - all month with Parent Tour on April 29th

Deerwood - April 14th

Willow Creek - May 6th

Bear Branch - April 13th

Greentree - May 3rd

Elm Grove - starts April 11th with Kinder Tour on May 3rd

Woodland Hills - April 13th

Fosters - May 2nd

Summerwood - May 11th

Support Our Moms

Hi Ladies,

I wanted to share with you some links to our MOPS Moms that have a business you might not be aware of. I have included their names and websites on the side under 'Support Our Moms'.

We are so lucky to have such talented moms.

Our local artist, Kasey, has Art by Kasey.

Our local baker, Marie, has Miss Marie's Cookies.

Our stationary expert, Sheri, has Midnight Designs.

Susan sells Willow House.

Maryann paints many fingers and toes with Piggies and Paws.

We have other moms that have been in MOPS at some time have business too.

Kathryn Flores sells Wildtree.

Mary Kay Crutchfield has Shears 'n Action.

If you have a business that you would like us to link up to the blog, then please email me or leave a comment here.

Summer Bowling Fun

I just saw a postcard from Max Bowl...
it reads...
to go to www.kidsbowlfree.com/maxbowl
register your kid or kids and every week this summer you will get emails with passes for free bowling!

Spring Break Activities

Here are some fun things going on during Spring Break!

Monday: Storytime at Chick-fil-a in Atascocita from 9:30-11

Tuesday: Two for Tuesday at Downtown Aquarium

Buy on Adventure Pass for %15.99 and get one free.

The pass includes unlimited access to the Shark Voyage, Aquarium Adventure Exhibit, Ferris Wheel, Carousel and Lighthouse Dive)

Kids under 2 are FREE!

Wednesday: Toddler Roll at the Humble Family Skate Center (320 N. Houston Ave) 10-12

$5 per person

They can skate or bring trikes, scooters, push toys, strollers, etc (anything but bikes)

Thursday: $5 Jump day at Jumpalooza (5366 FM 1960 E) 10am-6pm

Friday: MOPS Rodeo Day (see evite)

Other things around town:

Jesse Jones Park's Spring Breakout~Mon-Fri

Mon: Frogs 10 am & Fangs 1 pm (all ages)

Tues: Geocaching Adventure 10 am (all ages)

Wed: Homestead Hoedown 1-3 (all ages)

Thurs: Jr. Canoe Training 9-2 (ages 10-15)

Fri: Puppet Pizazz 1 pm (all ages)

Reservations are required for Canoe Training and Puppet Pizazz

Main Street Theater

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Performances at 11:30

Tickets are $12-$14

Rodeo Tips from Jenny

Jenny went to the Rodeo on Sunday and wanted to share some things with you.

*Lot 9 is very close to the rodeo entrance but not to the kids sections so be prepared to walk to the kid area.

Kids Country

*is outside and has the carnival area for small children

*Pig Races are a favorite but crowded. It is under a tent. Check the schedule and get there a bit early. It is loud so think of the little ones.

*Fun on the Farm is a fun way for kids to learn about living on a farm. They get a snack at the end...BONUS since it is free to do!!!

*Mutton Bustin' looks interesting and fun ($10 per ride). The kids try and hold on to a sheep as it bolts out of the chute.

*Butterfly House ($3 per person) It has way more butterflies than the Butterfly Museum. They were landing all over them.

Reliant Center

It holds ALL the rodeo livestock.

One section is called Capital One AGventure. They have a petting zoo, honeybees, bunnies, and more. The kids get to collect cards at each center. This helps you see if you went to every station. It has A/C since it is inside.

Jenny said the crowds didn't really show up until 2:00.

Sunscreen is a great idea since you will be outside.

You can pack a lunch if you want to save some money. (We ate inside the Reliant Center last year.)

They do have tractor trams to shuttle you to and from!

Thanks Jenny for giving us the low-down on the rodeo!