On Christmas Eve, you can track Santa’s travels by visiting the NORAD website.  Follow his journey around the globe and make sure you’re in bed before he gets to you!

 Visit http://www.noradsanta.org/

Every once and a while we come across a website that is really neat, even as a parent you enjoy it. We are sharing some of our favorite holiday website finds with you here.  If you have a great site, let us know about it by posting it in the comments!

Make-A-Flake
Description: Browse a gallery of virtual snowflake designs or create a masterpiece of your own.

Website URL: http://snowflakes.barkleyus.com/

Hunterdon Moms Online Comments: We found this website when looking for instructions on how to make paper snowflakes for a class project. This version is soooo much fun! Kids and adults alike love to see what creations you can make and view the gallery of everyone else’s creation. You can even email your creations to a friend.

We encourage you to share your creation with us by posting your URL link in the comments below.

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Elf Yourself

Website URL: http://www.elfyourself.com/

Hunterdon Moms Online Comments:  This super fun site brought to us by Office Max is always a hit for the holiday season.  On this site you can upload up to four images at a time and then crop out your faces to add them to the bodies of dancing elves.  During the process you can even call a special phone number and record a personalized message to add to your clip.  The end result is your photos as dancing elves!

The whole process is absolutely amazing (like magic really) and the end result is hilarious.  We not only did our families but our pets as well!  The possibilities are endless fun and then you can email your creations to friends and family. 

We encourage you to share your creation with us by posting your URL link in the comments below.

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Disclaimer: Although we have checked each of these sites for appropriate content, we encourage you to preview the following sites before allowing your children to visit them. Due to the everchanging nature of the internet, we cannot be responsible for links to outside material over which we have no control.