We’re going beyond the chocolate-a-day advent calendars with this list, although if you love the nostalgia of those, feel free to indulge. As a planner and list-maker, I love advent activities. Maybe even more than my kids! Here are 12 advent activity ideas for your family.
It’s that time of year, and we’re all scrambling to find the perfect gifts, hoping to check off our gift lists early for once. If you have a mom, sister, friend or co-worker who adores agendas, is charmed by checklists and can’t resist a reading list, I’ve got you covered with this gift guide for list lovers! Read on for suggestions to delight your organization-obsessed friends, with unique and fun gift ideas they are sure to love.
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! If you’re looking for fun Christmas activities for your family, have I got a list for you. This big list of fun Christmas activities has something for everyone.
Last month I said that October was a month made for planning. Well, now I’m saying that if you didn’t start planning in October, you get another chance. Things start picking up a bit in November, but the full holiday rush is still a few weeks away. So, here’s what to do in November. What
To keep the textbooks, Chromebooks, and sketchbooks contained, I need some organization. So here are some of my favorite tools to organize homeschool or online learning.
Our letter of the week theme: “U” is for Umbrella!” Explore, numbers, shapes, and colors, too. You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
If you were asked to make a gratitude list, you would probably lead with family…friends…or…health. Although I am indeed thankful for those things, I want to move beyond habitual expressions of thanks and seek out gratitude with more intention. These 30 gratitude prompts can be used in leading up to Thanksgiving, or as a specific exercise to deepen gratitude any time of year.
Our letter of the week theme today is: “T” is for Transportation!” You’ll get song, game, craft, and snack ideas, plus printables!
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October is just made for planning. With holidays coming up soon, October is the relative calm before the storm. Kids are settling into a school routine and we’ve kind of figured out what we’re doing with meals and after-school activities. Here is your plan for what to do in October.
Our letter of the week theme today is: “S” is for Safety!” Along with the letter of the week, we explore, numbers, shapes, and colors.