Spring Cleaning Checklists are always huge and daunting….so that’s why I created my Naptime Spring Cleaning Checklists! I created these as a feature over on Simply Designing for her Spring Cleaning Week, and now, I’m sharing them here with you! When I searched Pinterest for a Spring Cleaning Checklist, I found a plethora of checklists {Read More…}
This Lucky Word Frame is perfect for your entryway! When it comes to St. Patty’s Day art, I sort of stay away. I’ve never been one to hang a leprechaun wreath on my door. I decorate for every other holiday, but have never been into the Kissin’ o’ the Irish. Even though I’m part Irish! {Read More…}
Why not switch up your subway art a bit and bring your Silhouette into the mix? This Subway Art Magnet Board is the perfect gift for moms, sisters, grandmas, and friends. Here’s what you’ll need to make your own magnet board: One magnet board {I bought mine at Joann’s with my 40% off coupon, which {Read More…}
Because I love you all…Here are a few documents I’ve created to organize my blogger life. It’s totally the teacher in me to create forms…and you end up benefiting from it! Enjoy! ……..{Link Party Organizer}…………………{Giveaway Tracker}………….Click here to download the link party organizer for yourself.Click here to print and track your giveaways!
Ok, I admit it…I’ve totally gotten on the couponing bandwagon. Not in the “fill up all of my rooms with groceries” kind of way. Absolutely NOT in the buying 5 carts of groceries sort of way. I will NEVER spend 5 hours grocery shopping OR cutting coupons…HOWEVER, with me becoming a stay at home mom, we lost {Read More…}
This week’s teaching tool is a flip book that you can use to reinforce any new words your child has learned to read. It’s a great way for kids to have some quick reading practice right before bed – or sitting right at the dinner table! {Or sitting next to you while you craft!}You can {Read More…}
It’s time again for Teaching Tools Thursday! If you missed my post last week, I’m putting my teaching hat back on after a year hiatus. I’m now a teacher in “retirement” while I raise my daughter.The tool I’m sharing this week is another sheet I created myself. I by no means can take credit for {Read More…}
I’m putting my teacher hat back on {it’s been a year since I left the classroom} and sharing some of my wisdom with my readers! There are many of you that are parents of school-aged children and I’m sure you are always looking for ways to help them outside of school. Every Thursday I’ll be {Read More…}
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