Encouraging Reading… With Pizza!
This post is linked to Works for Me Wednesday!
This post is linked to Works for Me Wednesday!
I don’t know much about soccer, but that didn’t stop me from volunteering to coach a U6 (4- & 5-year-olds) team for our local homeschool soccer league. Practice started off well. The kids mastered the “no hands in soccer” rule relatively quickly, and in just a couple of weeks, the team went from running along-side…
Cub Scouts, AWANA, Lowes Build and Grow Workshops… know what these three things have in common? Patches, lots of patches to be sewn onto shirts, vests, and aprons. Early on in my eldest son’s Cub Scout career, I discovered a little secret that has made sewing patches so (pun intended) easy: I GLUE the patch…
It never failed. The day my kids found the park flooded, I didn’t have a change of clothes; the day Connor cut his foot, I didn’t have a first aid kit; and the day, the boys were freezing after playing in the creek, I didn’t have a blanket… or even a towel. UNTIL… Photo coming!…
Temperatures are rising. Talk of camps, vacations, and lazy days ahead can be heard at the park, the grocery store, the soccer field, homeschool co-ops, anywhere there are moms and kids! Summer is near and folks are gearing up for two and a half months without school and the usual manic-pace of classes, homework, and…
I am a reader! I LOVE to read. Staying up until 4:00am to finish a good book is not at all unusual for me. I am the child of two readers. I can remember having this conversation with my Mom… many times: “Mom, what’s for dinner?” Mom, her nose in a book, “Whatever you…
I recently heard on the radio that McDonald’s was building new music-themed play areas in some of its restaurants. The company was reportedly hoping the new play areas would be a draw to families who are eating out less during the current economic crisis. And, from on-line reports of families driving two hours to…