The school had a Santa's Secret Shop event held last Tuesday. This activity aimed to teach the kids how to shop for non-expensive gifts. We gave our daughter $20 to shop for something that she can give for her brother and Pap.
The item's prices ranges from 1 dollar to 11 dollars.
There is a Christmas tree at the end of the displayed items. Each student has to hang their names at the tree to indicate that they are done shopping.
The male burrito made sure to tell Ate what he wanted. So atte grabbed the monster cars that he wanted hehehe.
Rylie at the cashier station paying for her stuff. I took a picture of her and Danielle, her favorite classmate.
When we came home, EJ begged us to open up his gift as he wants to play with his car lol. We told him that he is not suppose to open it until Christmas but then he know what it was so we gave one to him.
Rylie also got something for her Tita Chris.
That was a nice experience for the kids. Parents are welcome to go there to assist their kids, so we went and helped Rylie.
Below is a parenting tip from parents.com. NOT a sponsored post..
Below is a parenting tip from parents.com. NOT a sponsored post..
Parenting Tip of the Day
Hey, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to give a gift that doesn’t cost much -- as long as it doesn’t look that way. We’ve got a really fun assortment of thoughtful presents for the nonkids in your life. Nothing cookie-cutter here, and that includes these hand-sewn cup cozies for $10. Holiday Gifts $10 & Under