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Plan a New Year’s Eve Slumber Party for Your Tween

A tween slumber party on New Year’s Eve ensures the youngsters spend the holiday safely under your supervision. To keep your sanity in a house full of kids, plan the party thoroughly so they’ll stay entertained. Input from your child will help you select activities the party guests will enjoy. Begin planning at least one month in advance so you have plenty of time to organize the party elements. Choosing a theme, such as a spa party or a movie night, provides additional guidance in the planning.

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New Year’s Eve Games

The ball drop in Times Square plays on television screens across the nation on New Year’s Eve. Games provide entertainment for party guests until the clock strikes midnight and the giant ball makes its descent. If the guest list includes people of all ages, adapt the games to fit your guests.

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How to Keep New Year’s Resolutions

Losing weight, saving money and kicking the smoking habit rank as some of the most popular New Year’s resolutions. The enthusiasm for achieving these resolutions is high on January 1st. Many people notice a sharp decline in motivation by the end of January. Sticking to New Year’s resolutions takes planning and persistence, with a healthy dose of realism. Be honest with yourself and get back on track if you find yourself straying from the path to a new you.

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How to Make Candy Cane Reindeer Ornaments

Making Christmas ornaments is a traditional holiday project for families, schools, church groups, scouts and other children’s groups. Candy cane reindeer are an inexpensive craft and are an easy party activity for children of all ages. Adults can make a dozen ornaments to keep on hand as a simple gift for children who visit during the holiday season. Decorate a wrapped gift by tucking a candy cane reindeer behind the bow.