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" What to do with the load of Halloween candy beckoning the kids (and you!) to eat it all at once? Sidestep the sugar free-for-all with this fun November calendar that portions out the haul.   1. Cover a 24 1/2&amp;quot; x 28 1/2&amp;quot; piece of cardboard or foam-core with scrapbook or wrapping paper. Set aside. Cut out thirteen 3 1/2&amp;quot; squares each of red, orange and yellow tissue paper. Using a wide-tip marker (or stamps and a stamp pad) and alternating paper colors, number the pieces of tissue paper 1 through 30. Use another eight pieces to spell out November.   2. Divide your child&amp;#039;s Halloween candy equally into thirty 9-oz paper cups (10 each of red, orange and yellow). Working with one cup at a time, brush a thin coat of white glue around the rim and attach one of the numbered pieces of tissue paper.   3. Using a hot-glue gun, attach the paper cups to the board to form a calendar. (Note: November starts on a Tuesday this year.) Leave 5&amp;quot; of space at the top of the board so you can glue on the November tissue squares.   4. Hang the calendar on your wall. Each day, open one cup.   Project by Brenda Ponnay, creator of the blog Secret-Agent-Josephine.com/blog. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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