Get the latest Kids flavored recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/kids My Grands are all the time after me to buy stickers. I found this on the web and thought I would share! It sounds like a weekend of fun to me! http://www.parenthood.com/article-topics/make_your_own_stickers.html http://www.grouprecipes.com/96981/make-your-own-stickers.html From a recipe newgroup. poster , looks like a Sloppy Joe kinda recipe! comments:This recipe came from my high school from the late 1950's. I graduated in 1962. It didn't hurt that my mother was also head-cook for the high school. Store this mixture in refrigerator for use within a week... or freeze for another time. Enjoy!!! http://www.grouprecipes.com/96411/school-pizza-burgers.html Leftover rice is handy for this healthful kid's favorite. When my nephew asked his mom what wild rice was she thought quickly. Knowing he liked pirate stories she told him that it's pirate rice. When pirates come into port from a hard week of stealing gold and sinking ships, the first thing they think of is a pint of grog and a plate of wild pirate rice. He smiled and dug into the dish. Adults are allowed to eat it, too. http://www.grouprecipes.com/93766/wild-pirate-rice.html Here’s a good one to make on a Saturday, rainy or not. They’re great for the bathtub ~ children can practice writing their abc’s, words, or just draw pictures; it’s all good! Since the crayons have to have ‘drying time’, pick another cool choice for later in the afternoon ~ maybe creative clay or creative bread dough. This is an easy, cheap, fun craft that is actually usable! The kids will love making them AND using them in the tub! You won’t have to threaten at bath time, that’s for sure! http://www.grouprecipes.com/78783/soap-crayons.html Remember the Play Dough days? How about making some yourself with your little ones? It’s really easy, and the fun is just beginning! You don’t have to worry if it dries out and you have to toss it ~ no more expensive replacements. You’ll need air-tight containers if you want to store it. I like the little Rubbermaid 1/2 cup and cup sizes. Enjoy! Here’s all there is to it: http://www.grouprecipes.com/78780/nanas-easy-play-dough.html The Monkey Munch recipe from "Jon & Kate Plus 8". Also known as Chex Mix Puppy Chow, it's a not-very good for you treat that kids enjoy making as well as eating--a good one for starting out in the kitchen. http://www.grouprecipes.com/64648/jon-and-kates-monkey-munch.html This dish by Sara Moulton, Ants in a Tree, gets its name because the ground meat separates to resemble ants, against the cellophane noodles. http://www.grouprecipes.com/62488/ants-in-a-tree.html A very good way to get the kids to eat spinach http://www.grouprecipes.com/57801/spinach-dip.html Use single-serving bags or containers to take this snack on the go. http://www.grouprecipes.com/54417/kids-snack-mix.html These are the best home-made burgers which kids will love and are much healthier than supermarket/ takeout brands. (Called Shrek burgers because they have a green tinge :) http://www.grouprecipes.com/54195/shrek-burgers.html