Most parents have experienced the frustration of our kids refusing to eat anything other than pasta and Cheerios. While it’s common for kids to dislike many vegetables, with time and persistence, they can develop a taste for a variety of healthy, nutritious food. Here’s a big list of healthy foods from A-Z. Make it a game to see how many foods you can check off. If your kids are competitive, turn it into a contest!
This collection of scripture coloring pages for the book of Galatians can be used along with a sermon series at church, or as an accompaniment to your personal Bible study.
There are a few essential systems in the life of a busy mom. One system that allows you to mange your time and responsibilities efficiently is a meal planning system. I’ve put together a list of meal planning tips and strategies for busy work-at-home moms to use in creating a system for getting your family fed.
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If you feel as though your prayer life is lackluster or even nonexistent, you are not alone. For the past few years, I’ve been exploring ways to enrich and grow my relationship with God through prayer. These practical ways to know God more deeply through prayer are effective means to engage with our relational God in a powerful way.
If you’re like most people, you’d like to reduce the amount of time you spend on social media platforms. Whether you want to spend your time more productively or feel yourself increasingly addicted to the satisfaction of likes or comments on your own posts, you can regain control over your social media usage. Here are 25 ways to reduce the amount of time you’re spending on social media.
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Looking for a fun and engaging project to use as part of your history or geography curriculum? Or maybe a quick around the world unit study project? Offer your kids their choice of world wonders to research for this fun learning activity. Keep reading for all the details to create a Wonders of the World research project your kids will love.
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Have you been making to-do lists for years? You may be missing an important element in your planning routine if you aren’t asking yourself these three questions when you sit down to plan your day, week, month, or year.
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A weekly review provides a framework for you to assess what’s working and what needs to change. Here is a list of weekly reflection questions to help you evaluate your systems, your state of mind, and your relationships.
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Whether birthdays are a BIG DEAL in your family, or you take a more low-key approach to birthday celebrations, this list of ideas for meaningful and fun birthday traditions will help you craft a special day for the person of honor.
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Whether you’re taking a break from “regular” school or schooling through the Christmas season, choosing some of these topics to learn about in December will expose your kids to a variety of people, places, and ideas. If they find something or someone especially interesting, feel free to dive deep. If not, read a short excerpt, watch a short video, and move on to something else.
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