The daughters and moms filled out "How well do you know your mom/daughter" sheets, answering questions the best they can about their mother or daughter, and then compared their answers to the real answers. (If you want a sheet, let me know) I loved Ivy's answer to "What is your mom's favorite thing about your home?" She put, "That we're a family." Yup, that's true.
Then mothers and daughters could make cardstock magnets with words or pictures that represented them and their families. I think Kezia covered our fridge with 12 of them already! And I loved that she really wanted to make them with me. She said, "Draw a picture of you and I playing at the beach."
We played charades where the girls acted out things their moms do, and the moms acted out things their daughters do. As a game prize, I passed out chocolate (aka mother medicine) with a picture and a description of an influential woman who was also a mother. All the while we ate the delicious pupus that the moms and daughters had made together.
Then the girls were off playing hide and go seek, giving the moms a chance to talk story. It was fantastic and I hope we'll be able to keep it as a tradition.
1 comment:
I just read all of your fun posts...I'll have to remember some of your tricks for next year! I would love a copy of your mother's day questionairres...is that how you spell it? Love your blog!
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