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Menu Board
http://www.domessticated.com/2010/11/magnetic-menu-board-my-dos-donts.html this one could be pricey maybe $20-25, (Frame, Magnetic paint paper, magnets for menu items) Some one suggested it be used for an activity/clanedar planner, so if meal planning is not your thing, there maybe other uses!
Temple/Clock picture board could be as much as $40 we are trying to work out some copyright isuues that would make it cheaper.
Countdown Blocks-can make it for Birthday and Christmas? $11 includes paper and glue.
http://www.poppyseedprojects.com/Kit/Blocks/count-down-white-vinyl
Simple Nativity
http://learning-to-b-me.blogspot.com/2010/08/flags-and-more-wood.html scroll down to nativity. Maybe $5.00
Wreath
http://teachcraftlove.blogspot.com/2010/06/front-door-wreaths_22.html with 1 letter we can probably do it for $15) We can either do fabric flowers or Silk flowers
Christbook
http://www.sewdangcutecrafts.com/2010/12/christ-book.html This is a great family gift for parents to children. It is a countdown/study to Christmas. I am thinking it could be about $15. (It includes a binder, 40 page protectors, a song, story, picture and scripture for 17 themes (the entire picture packets for the primary manuals 1 and 2, some of which will be used for the binder the rest can be put in a FHE file or something)
Headbands-simple sewing project (must bring sewing machine)

$2.00 or have them buy their own supplies, thread, fabric and elastic. http://www.happytogethercreates.com/2011/07/double-sided-fabric-headband-pattern.html
Class one of the following
- pie making-crust? Then we can bake them and serve for dessert that evening.
- Gifts in a Jar
- Truffle Making, serve them for dessert for the evening