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Just because Halloween is over, doesn’t mean we have to put away the costumes. Whether it’s Thanksgiving or Christmas, plan on offering the kids at your holiday dinner a relevant costume. For turkey day, buy some inexpensive materials to make Indian headbands (to see how to make them, click HERE) or pilgrim costumes. For Christmas, offer reindeer antlers or red santa hats (which you can usually buy at your local drug store). For those celebrating Chanukah, try getting fun hats for the kids, or get numbered shits that represent each of the 8 days.

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4. Comment by sarah on Nov 12 2009 10:31:18:

   Please proofread the page regarding the t-shirts. I believe there is a letter in the word ‘shiRt’.

   Great article otherwise