| Gramma_Lowe\'s_Home Holiday fun ideas and crafts for kids and older. Also miscellaneous crafts, crochet, knit and plastic canvas. |
| Happy_Holidays_From_My_Family_To_Yours Family page for all ages. All major U.S. holidays featured. |
| Holiday_Celebrations Features sections for main holidays, e-cards, recipes, desktop themes, wallpapers, and screensavers. |
| Holiday_Family_Fun Holidays on a family budget, ideas on crafts for the kids, decorations, and recipes. |
| Holiday_Fun_Cathy_and_Tim A personal page put together by two collaborators that features the most recent USA holiday at hand. |
| Holiday_Greetings Traces the ancient origins of holiday celebrations and traditions. |
| Holiday_Homepages Concentrates on education, entertainment and fun. |
| Holiday_Insights Insight into all the holidays, big and small, and around the world. Facts, information, fun, games, Ecards, clipart, and links. |
| Holiday_Lesson_Plans_&_Activities site address from http://members.aol.com/Donnpages/Holidays.html to http://members.aol.com/MrDonnLessons/Holidays.html |
| The_Holiday_Page_-_History_and_Customs Explains the customs and history of most holidays. Features games, graphics, music, and poetry. |
| The_Holiday_Zone Includes seasonal language arts activities, games, songs, fingerplays and action rhymes, and crafts. |
| Holiday-Central_net Facts about some common North American holidays, Chinese New Year, Daylight Savings Time, and Autumnal Equinox. |
| HolidayPages4u Offers histories of Christmas, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. |
| Holidays Secular, religious, fixed and mobile holidays. Many links and images. comprehensive references. |
| Holidays_and_Celebrations Holiday fun and information, party planning, recipes, holiday graphics, seasonal poems and quotes. |
| Holidays_At_Home Weekly articles about different holidays or topic pertaining to holidays. Covers topics such as planning, decorations, invitations, and working on a budget. |
| Holidays_on_the_Net Includes music, graphics, historical information, suggested activities, kids pages, links, and other features for most holidays. |
| Holidays_com An overview of American holidays and free online greetings. |
| Kats_Holiday_Pages Holidays of many kinds. Send as E-cards and greetings |
| Marilyn\'s_Holidays_and_Occasions Provides pages filled with graphics, poetry, and music fpr most U.S. holidays. |
| Marvelicious_Holiday_Page From Memorial Day to Valentines, most holidays have a page here. |
| Nancy\'s_Holidaze_-_Christmas,_Halloween,_Thanksgiving_and_Easter Ideas for Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Easter. Includes crafts, recipes, decorating, and traditions. |
| Old_Fashioned_Holidays Year-round holiday recipes, crafts, traditions and entertaining features that emphasize old-fashioned family get-togethers and traditions. |
| Pixi\'s_Holiday_Pages A collection of web pages that celebrate all the holidays. Links, humor, tips, and recipes. |
| School_of_the_Seasons Calendar of holidays for each month of the year, plus seasonal articles written by Waverly Fitzgerald, ideas for celebrating including rituals, crafts and recipes. |
| Sheryl\'s_Holidays_Site Directory of sites for the major western holidays. |
| Skilow\'s_Fun_Stuff Personal site with holiday pages filled with lots of fun things to do for everyone in the family. |
| Spooky\'s_Holiday_Pages Provides historical information on certain major holidays. |
| Tina\'s_Moonlit_Cove Featuring all the major holidays, set around a beach theme. (Graphics Intensive) |
| Web_Holidays Popular, cultural, and religious holidays with history, recipes, crafts, games, and stories. Includes lesser known celebrations like Lammas, Boxing Day, and Ramadan. |
| Writergirls_Holidays Come spend your holidays with Writergirl. Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. |
| Johannisnacht_-_Midsummer_Night Describes the history of the Summer solstice. |
| KIDPROJ_MCC__Midsommar/Midsummer_-_Sweden Children tell how the holiday is celebrated in Sweden. Includes photos. |
| Midsummer_Customs_and_Traditions Brief overview of the history and customs related to Midsumme. |
| Midsummer_in_Finland Explores how the holiday is celebrated in Finland. |
| The_Summer_Solstice A scientific explanation of the summer solstice. Includes diagram that shows how the sun moves. Part of the Windows of the Universe series. |
| Summer_Solstice_--_from_Eric_Weisstein\'s_Treasure_Trove_of_Astronomy A scientific view of the annual phenomenon. |
| The_Summer_Solstice_-_from_FamilyEducation_com Quizzes, activities, and information to teach families about the Summer Solstice. |
| Summer_Solstice_Celebrations Examines how various religious groups view the summer solstice and how they choose to celebrate it. |
| Summer_Solstice_Lesson_Ideas_from_Teachnet_Com A brief overview of the holiday, along with ideas for celebrating it in the classroom. |
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