The Back to School Fairy in your homeschool!
We kinda go all out with the celebrating in the Happy Hive. I believe the Back to School Fairy visits by appointment only, but I’m confident she will visit any home with school children.
On Christmas Morning you awaken to find Santa has delivered gifts to good little children. Well, on the First day of School you wake up to find the Back To School Fairy has delivered everything you need (and more!) to have a great school year.
Crayons, Markers, Rulers, Notebooks, Sticky-Notes, Sharpeners…if it’s a new school supply it gets delivered by the Back to School Fairy!
Here are the Bugs posing with their loot for the 2015-2016 school year!
As the kids get older and supply needs decreased, our Fairy adjusted and began to bring SNACKS! No one needs a hungry high schooler in the house!
I hope you will add this little tradition to your homeschool as a way of making memories.
Would you like to peek into some other “back to school” fun with the Happy Hive?
Activities for the First Day of School
GBA Opens for the 2008-2009 School Year
Another School Year – Change of Grade Day 2018
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