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New Year's Web Sites

About the Ball

Visit this site to learn about the famous crystal ball that “drops” to signal the beginning of the new year in New York City’s Times Square.
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New Year's Customs Worldwide

New Year’s Eve is celebrated in lots of ways around the world. Find out why yellow underwear is lucky for Vietnamese kids, why Spanish kids try to eat 12 grapes at midnight, and why some kids in the southern U.S. celebrate by eating 365 black-eyed peas.
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Healthy New Year's Resolutions for Kids

Making resolutions is a traditional way to start the New Year. Even the smallest kids can resolve to try and remember to pick up their toys and stop teasing the dog! For more resolutions sorted by age group, try this page from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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New Year’s Crafts

Make a dove of peace decoration to hang, symbolizing your hopes for the New Year. Learn how to say “Happy New Year!” in many languages, and print an activity book for early readers.
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Auld Lang Syne

Listen to the tune we all know, and check out the original tune, too. Which do you prefer?
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DLTK's Printable Calendars

You’ll need a new calendar. This one prints all the days of 2007 on one page, with a graphic of your choice. Need a “Dora the Explorer” or “Blue's Clues” calendar? Click here!
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Make a Family Time Capsule

Take an empty Christmas cookie tin and make a family time capsule to be opened in the future! Even if you just wait until next year to open it, this could be a fun family project.
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