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Buying a new house is exciting but, in many ways, can be overwhelming too. Every new homeowner needs a New House Checklist to help keep things on track. There are a few things that have to be done before you move in. And others that can wait till after your family steps foot into the…
I love a good reading challenge for kids. If you’ve been here a while, I’m sure you’ve downloaded my free Fall reading challenge for kids. While looking through the resources on the site, I realized I had a Christmas Reading Challenge Kit, Valentine Reading Challenge Kit and Easter Reading Challenge Kit but nothing for the…
Practically every home has this one Christmas staple each year- candy canes! This year would you consider including this candy cane poem with each candy cane you pass out? This simple poem is a sweet reminder of why we celebrate Christmas. Yes, we celebrate a birthday, Jesus’ birthday, but it is more than all of…
Waiting can be hard for a child, and I’ve noticed this is more so during the holidays or special occasions. Waiting for that turkey to be done just right can test a child’s patience, and before you jump onto Google to look for free Thanksgiving activities for kids, check out my free Thanksgiving coloring pages. …
If you love Greek or Mediterranean flavors, you will have to try my stuffed green pepper recipe. This is by far one of my favorite kid-approved green pepper recipes. Stuffed green peppers are incredibly easy to make. It didn’t take long for this no-fuss dinner feature to quickly became family-approved, after the first bite, amidst…
Virtual learning, over the past year, had kids on screens for long periods of time and once school was done, many went back to their tablets, ipads/computers to wind down with their favorite games. So yes, the past number of months has seen a screentime overload in many households. “Screen-free activities” is a popular term…
I still remember learning the Fruit of the Spirit song at Vacation Bible School, as a child. Songs, printable Bible verses on flashcards and coloring pages have always helped me remember Bible verses as a child. Earlier today I was reminded of this Fruit of the Spirit coloring pack I had designed several months ago…
As we make plans to celebrate American Independence Day, may we not forget to thank God for the freedom and liberty we have been blessed with in this Nation. Before you busy yourself with parade festivities, cookouts, and fun, quieten your spirit for a few minutes and pray this 4th of July prayer for America….
Father’s Day is just around the corner. The question arises, “How to Surprise Dad on Father’s Day?” When you take the time out to plan a memorable day to celebrate that special dad in your life, you are showing him gratitude for everything he does. Fathers often can be overlooked and it is sad. So…
When Sam was a 5 year old, he loved everything to do with dinosaurs. He loved his Dinosaur Train interactive figures, watching several dinosaur shows for kids. on repeat and would go through dinosaur coloring pages with joy. And while he loved all things dinosaur, he wasn’t as excited about the real thing. Jurassic Park…
