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 On Friday, we finished up Sports Week of our second annual DIY Summer Camp. How enjoyable a week it was! I made an effort to unwind a bit and let the kids take the initiative in this one. We had to use the items I had already bought, and of course I had suggestions. But they also have some really good ideas. These Sports Week crafts and activities should be fun for you. Easy Sports Themed Crafts Make it Monday featured a lot of simple crafts! I knew these pennants would make a fantastic activity for Sports Week when I discovered them in the Target Dollar Spot a few weeks ago. The kids were allowed to decorate them once I got out my stash of stickers. We created these adorable sports-themed paper plate wreaths once they had finished the pennants. You know, this is my favorite holiday craft ever! To build this really simple project, they used foam sports stickers and Kwik Stix paint. Sports Themed Snack Ideas This pizza recipe couldn't be any simpler! When they were recently on sale...

 The main reason my kids participate in sports is to teach them life lessons through sports, which is the main goal of their involvement in sports . All the practices, games, and miles driven in the family car have purpose because of them. Additionally, these crucial life lessons have had a huge impact on their sporting careers. Let me begin by saying that my kids have had some success in sports. No, neither will any of them compete in the Olympics or be professional athletes. They won't be prominent D1 athletes, and you won't see them on television. However, they have always enjoyed playing for top teams and in high school, never experienced a problem with playing time, occasionally made the local paper, and have returned home with a number of awards. They are athletic, but not significantly better than their classmates. They are neither notably tall nor swift. What gives them the advantage? Sports Lessons I have no doubt that their personalities and commitment are a big part ...