Disclosure: This post and the content within it are neither associated with or endorsed by Dr. Seuss or LEGO. Meet the Cat in the Hat The Cat in the Hat is a favorite Seuss character around our house – so much so that we not only own multiple copies of the beloved book and own…
Yesterday I posted a photo on Instagram and Facebook of Jenny’s Summer School Schedule, and many of my friends commented that they wanted to copy the idea and use it with their own kids. So today, I’m sharing the Excel file that I created for Jenny that you can download (for free) and edit for…
This was originally shared as a devotional at a friend’s baby shower. Her baby girl’s name is Jori Marie. Motherhood is a Blessing Motherhood is exhausting. And it can be frustrating. And it tends to come with lots of extra work. From dirty diapers to spit up to middle of the night feelings when you’re…
Combine our love of playing games together as a family with our love of all things Dr Seuss, and I hit the Dr Seuss board game jackpot three years ago when a family friend was cleaning out and selling all of her Kindergarten classroom resource center activities and supplies. I spent around $30 total at…
The Resurrection While the kids have both grown up hearing the basics of the Easter story, including the resurrection of Christ, I decided that The Resurrection study from GrapeVine Bible Studies would be a perfect tool to take them deeper into the details as we prepare for the upcoming Easter season. Using GVS in…
Have you ever set a goal for yourself to read through the entire Bible in one year? With A Woman’s Guide to Reading the Bible in a Year from Diane Stortz, you can do just that! From the Publisher: When Diane Stortz was invited to join a study to read the whole Bible in…