I like simple and festive projects children can do for the holidays. When my sister shared her idea of making pine cone Christmas trees, I knew it was an idea I wanted to do myself - and share with others. Thankfully, Liesl shared her pictures of her adorable kids with their trees. These pine cone Christmas trees are a festive decoration that are simple enough for kids to make. That's what makes a winning project in my book! Side note. Does anyone else stumble over whether to spell pinecone as one word or two? I looked it up in the dictionary and learned it is actually correct both … Read More...
Thoughtful and Frugal Gifts Under $5
There are so many times throughout the year when you want to give a gift to someone - and Christmas is one of those times. When you start thinking of all the teachers, friends, babysitters, coworkers and so many others, it can really stretch your budget. Gift giving is never mandatory but if you want to give gifts, you can do so frugally. Buying an inexpensive gift doesn't mean you are cheap. You can give a thoughtful gift and be frugal too. This is why I started compiling this list of frugal gifts under $5. Best of all, these frugal gifts aren't limited to Christmas. You can use these gift … Read More...
Free Printable Christmas Planner to Help You Get Ready for Christmas
No matter the time of year, it is always good to plan ahead. I plan for Christmas year around but once November hits, my to do list really starts to grow. I don't put up decorations until after Thanksgiving because I want to savor each season. But once December 1st arrives? I am in full Christmas preparation mode! When I started thinking about all there was to do, I realized it would be helpful to have a Christmas planner to get organized for the season. I love my bullet journal and have lots of lists in there, but sometimes? Sometimes you need specific lists for a specific purpose. I … Read More...
Summer Bucket List for Families
Summer is officially here! Andy is done with school and all his teacher meetings so we are ready to enjoy our summer. I've been making lists for weeks now of all I want to accomplish this summer. My summer bucket list includes working on our digital photo albums, blogging, organizing and some reading. I made a list in my bullet journal for myself and made sure to include some fun things like a date night with Andy, a family ice cream outing and a game night with friends. Andy has his own list of projects he wants to accomplish at home and school. And of course, we are all looking forward to … Read More...
Unique Graduation Gifts for a Christian Graduate
It's that time of year when we are beginning to celebrate graduations! Whether graduating from Kindergarten or eighth grade, high school or college, these milestones are worth celebrating. There are countless recommendations for unique graduation gifts but would do you give the Christian graduate that is unique and faith-based? I like unique Christian graduation gifts that will celebrate the graduate and encourage them in their faith. That is what I want in a graduation gift. What are good graduation gifts? Isn't that the question so many of us ask? We want to give unique and thoughtful … Read More...
20 Free No Prep Valentine Activities for Preschoolers
As a former preschool teacher, I love incorporating the holidays into our learning activities! As a busy mom, I love incorporating the holidays into our daily activities as simply as possible. Complicated projects? Not for me. Simple things that don't require a lot of time or special supplies to set up, but that my kids still love? Yes, please! It's one of the reasons I compiled this list of free, no prep Valentine activities for preschoolers. Like I said, I am a trained early childhood teacher so I admit that I am choosy on the activities I do at home. I want Nathan and Emma to have fun … Read More...
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