It’s that time of year again, time to get the kids back on track after a summer filled with late nights and lazy mornings. A relaxed summer is a much needed break from routine but getting your kids back on a schedule can be difficult. We all know that it has to be done though […]
Editor’s Note: Whether you are a public school or home school mom, organizing your middle schooler can be one of the toughest parts of your job. Today’s Post by Contributor Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365 can help you do just that! ________________________________ My Organization Story When my children were younger, I used every ounce of […]
Now that everyone’s back in school, one of the main tasks for mom is keeping the kids supplied with healthy lunches and snacks. I have a couple of resources to help. Check out my What’s For Lunch Pin Board here. If you need a creative spark for your kids’ lunches, these should do the […]
Fun and Healthy School Lunches is a guest post from JC. _______________________________________________________ Food is probably the single most important thing to the human race next to water. Food provides all of the nutrients that our bodies require to grow and flourish. Nutrition is especially important to children, and the school years are the best time to show […]
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Running on Empty is a guest post from contributing writer Andee. It’s the first few weeks of school. You’ve gotta get the colored pencils for science, the glue sticks for art projects, and somehow find room in the budget for tennis shoes that are both cute and affordable. Not to mention the drop […]
Selecting An Instrument For Your New Band Student is a guest post from by Chad Criswell. The beginning of a new school year often marks the beginning of a very special opportunity for many 5th and 6th grade students, the chance to join the school band or orchestra. Different schools start their programs in different […]
5 Tips To End Morning Madness is a guest post from contributing writer Andee Eve Flynn. Everyone is running around the house scrambling. Permission slips. Shoes. Breakfast? What’s that? Quick, grab a granola bar, we’re gonna be late for school. Hurry! Sound familiar? With busy lives and busy schedules, it’s a wonder that we […]
Getting Organized On A Budget is a guest post from Ellie. Getting more organized has been one of my major goals lately so we’ve been spending this summer getting ourselves all organized for our next upcoming home school year! There’s way too much on my plate for me to keep everything in line. Eventually, I’m going to […]