It’s another year and another round of Homeschool Halloween. Because my kids are such a fan of 10 Timid Ghosts (our project last year), we have another project to try.
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After reading Ten Timid Ghosts*, I forced the kids to paint their hands with white poster paint
* and get handprints, because I’d seen a ghost handprint on Pinterest and remembered my plans to paint ghosts for Halloween. That’s right forced them because they didn’t want to get their hands dirty. So, Superman didn’t really have one because he outright insisted he wasn’t going to.

Well, we decorated away once the paint was dry, and in Princess’ case this meant adding large amounts of glitter glue.
In the boys, it meant making their ghosts look scary…….
Yes very scary.

And then Batman remembered the ghost he’d cut out of paper a few months ago. He fished it out of his drawer and taped it up with a scrapbooking sticker border he’d found amongst their crafting supplies.
This would be why I never get away with getting rid of anything. Three months later they suddenly remember their desperately wanted item and will hunt it down. Nothing is forgotten here.
Nothing.
I will die with my house filled to the brim with paper scraps, because my kids will remember this “treasured” story from 50 years ago. Or you will read the sad story of the woman crushed in a mountain of kid’s artwork.
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