Here are tips on how to have a stress free Thanksgiving with your family this year. If the thought of Thanksgiving already has you sweating and wringing your hands, relax. You still have plenty of time to plan and pull off a successful and memorable holiday dinner. Just keep a few simple things in mindRead More
Lapbooking 101 – Introduction to Making Lapbooks
Lapbooking is a great way to gather and contain information on a particular subject. You can use lapbooks as a smaller stand alone unit study or use them as a supplement for any curriculum. They are inexpensive, simple to put together, and are easy to adapt to a wide variety of ages and topics, making them a great choice toRead More
DIY Little Red Riding Hood Peg Dolls
This Little Red Riding Hood set of peg dolls was so fun to make, and while I am pretty crafty, I am by no means an artist. Keeping their features and clothes simple makes this a doable project for any skill level. I love toys for children that are at least somewhat open ended.Read More
DIY Construction Site Travel Box
I don’t know about you, but if my kids don’t have their dinner set in front of them within 90 seconds of sitting down at a restaurant, they are bored out of their mind, and they become whiny and undesirable dinner companions. To combat this, I try to pack several items to keep them entertained,Read More
Upcycled Wind Chimes
A pretty and musical touch for your garden, a fun project for the kids, and a great way to use up items that would otherwise be tossed aside, these upcycled wind chimes are a perfect summer craft. Flatware can be picked up at yard sales and thrift stores if you don’t already have some on hand,Read More
How To Create a Science Shelf
If you are a homeschooling mom that wants to set up a science shelf to support your thematic science studies or you just want to create an area in your home for your little science and nature fan to explore , then a science shelf or table is a great way to go. I haveRead More
10 Quick and Easy Phonics Activities
If the thought of drilling your child with flashcards sounds unappealing for you and for them, try some of these other phonics activities that make learning more enjoyable. Whether you have a preschooler learning to recognize letters or a elementary student needing to practice sight or spelling words these activities can give them a boost. BreakingRead More
A Reason For Writing: Writing Tips for Children
I don’t know about your child, but mine balks anytime I put a worksheet in front of him. While this is sometimes necessary and there is no way around worksheets, there are other ways to develop writing skills, and even teach them to enjoy writing. Whether you are homeschooling your reluctant writer or you are lookingRead More
DIY Fairy Garden Travel Box
This Fairy Garden Travel Box is perfect to keep your little enchanted fairy lover busy on long car rides, at the doctors office, or while waiting for your dinner at a restaurant. You can create it with her or make it as surprise homemade Christmas or Birthday gift. Personalize it with her name and favoriteRead More
10 Christian Alternatives to Halloween
Jody is sharing some Christian alternatives to Halloween for those who do not want to celebrate Halloween with their children. There is a big debate, even among Christians, on how to handle Halloween. Some feel that participating in it-going all out with decorations and costumes is perfectly acceptable. Then you have the other endRead More
Homemade Edible Finger Paints
I have a little one that is enamored of anything sensory-she loves to feel, taste, smell everything! So the best activities to keep her busy have always been things that allow her to do just that-sometimes all at once! Edible “Finger paint” is just of these. Every since she was a baby I have soughtRead More
Apple Pie Caramel Apple
Apple pie and caramel apples are two of the most delicious and sought after flavors of fall, putting them together just had to be a great idea, And it really is. Fresh, crunchy apples coated in caramel and then apple pie spice laced white chocolate and finished off with a graham cracker “crust”. These areRead More
DIY Burlap and Fabric Wall Organizer
Going vertical is a great way to clear clutter off your desk or counters. If you have a little bit of wall space this burlap and fabric wall organizer is a great way to tidy up bills, kids school forms, or your business papers. It is a rather simple and straight forward sewing project-youRead More
DIY Rustic Tin Can Pumpkins
I am becoming quite addicted to upcycled projects, while I do love saving money by not buying cute decor at expensive home stores its not just for that reason- It is the thrill of turning cast aside items or even trash into “treasures”. I also really like the look of anything industrial with a softerRead More
Mocha Fudge No Bake Cookies
If you are a fan of traditional no bake cookies and a lover of coffee, or even if you have never had them before this recipe is a delicious twist on an old favorite. Combining the flavors of chocolate, peanut butter, and coffee with the texture of oatmeal creates yummy no bake cookie thatRead More
DIY Rustic Pumpkins – Frugal Industrial Decor Idea
Jody is sharing how to make rustic pumpkins using a tree branch and rusty bolts to create an industrial twist to fall decorating. I used to be frugal just for the sake of being frugal, it is becoming more and more a way of life, and not just to pinch pennies. There is aRead More
Parmesan Crusted Fried Green Beans
I occasionally take a healthy vegetable and turn it into a a completely fattening and delicious side. I cant help it, while I love my veggies fresh, steamed, boiled, or baked..sometimes they cry out to be deep fried. Like green beans, delicious with a little butter and bacon, sauteed in olive oil, or evenRead More
DIY Home Plate Wall Hanging
Whether you are a big fan of pro baseball teams, or you have your own minor league cutie in t-ball, baseball, or softball and you want to show your support and welcome home this cute “Home” plate sign is a great addition to your home decor. Easy to coordinate to your home colors, orRead More
Steak and Potato Soup
This is a hearty steak and potato soup that you can eat with a fork and a spoon, and is the result of a rainy afternoon that called out for soup. My husband would eat steak and homemade mashed potatoes every night of the week if he could, but I wanted something a little different,Read More
DIY Sisal Rope Coasters
These simple and pretty DIY Sisal Rope coasters add a natural touch to your home decor. I am always one for doing it myself, especially if I already have the supplies on hand leftover from other projects. Beyond the sense of pride you get when you create household projects with your own hands youRead More
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