PTO Today

This year we are doing an ink cartridge race. The classroom winner gets to have free computer lab time and a holiday party. I'd like to list some good holiday websites for them to choose from but I have lost most of my favorites. These kids are 5 and 6 graders but I could use these sites for my kids here at home too. We love the holidays!

This site is the absolute favorite in our house: www.noradsanta.org. I'm not sure how much is on here before Christmas Eve, but it is supposed to go back up for this year in a few days, so you should check it out.

You can also see a list of a bunch of holiday websites for kids here:
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/revi...Website#RLists

Finally, this is definitely not recommended for a school environment or for younger kids, but Elf Bowling is pretty darn funny (available at www.nstorm.com). The original version (and I think maybe Elf Bowling 2) is the least offensive and free; later versions are more risque and I think you have to pay for them. Some parents may think they're ok for middle school/older kids at home; some may just want to play themselves.....

We have elf bowling! It is really cute but I keep it muted because potty humor is just not my thing. My husband and I play it as much as our boys do.

Is norad the one that tracks Santa? We did that one year. I think that is so cute. My boys are 9 (thinks he is about 20) and 10. I am assuming they still believe in the jolly ol' elf since I do so I would love to track Santa on Christmas Eve.

The last couple of years we have emailed Santa. Can't remember that site either. Any one know where I could go?

Is it this site? www.santaclaus.com

We use www.emailsanta.com

It's GREAT!

have you tried www.northpole.com .They have a little village with all sorts of stuff your child can do. I know it keeps mine pretty busy.