This lesson preparation is simple…all you need is a Bible turned to Luke 15 and some cotton balls! The lesson teaches of individual worth. Objectives: To teach children that– 1) the Savior will help them and 2) we all can be the helpers the Savior sends out to bless others. Readiness: Before the start of the […]
Mini Corn Dog Cups
This “Mini Corn Dog Cups” recipe is inexpensive and feeds a lot of little people. The baked corn meal muffin makes them more healthy than a traditional hot dog. 🙂 Mini Corn Dog Cups 2 TBS oil ¾ cup flour ½ cup corn meal 1 tsp baking powder ¼ tsp onion salt 1 TBS sugar […]
Five Ways to Help Kids Know They Are Loved
One of the top priorities of those who are trying to be good parents is making sure their kids feel loved. Here are a few ideas on how to make that happen: 1) Look into your child’s eyes: As parents, we are pulled so many directions, I have often wondered if there is enough of […]
Practical Food Storage
As a young college couple, I knew we should have food storage, but how? We didn’t have a wheat grinder, didn’t have storage space, and had very little extra money. I was prompted to think outside of the box. We could survive if we had oatmeal every morning, skipped lunch, and had a simple evening […]
Traveling Teams 101- Money Saving Tips
Planning a full day or evening chasing kids for games or events? Whether your game is in town or across the state, here are a few ideas of how to save money on food. The post goes through drink ideas, snack ideas, and meal ideas…. Drink/Hydrating Ideas: Water bottles– save and reuse. Fill the bottle […]
Rice Bags
Here is a simple explanation of “How to Make a Rice Bag” with pictures. Don’t be afraid to contact me, if one of the steps is unclear. I have seen these bags sewn in all types of sizes and shapes. Use your imagination. Just be sure to supervise your kids while they are heating them […]
Family Service Activity
If life is getting too busy and everyone needs to be pulled back together for some family time…try this service activity: Gather your kids and decide who around you could use a secret service…a plate of cookies, a note, or a small gift. Tell them they will become the SWaT team tonight. (SWaT—Service Without a […]
Dinner in Ireland
When you here “Ireland” what words come to mind? green, leprechauns, shamrocks..… Take your family and friends to a place drenched in history and traditions. Let’s embark on a trip to the Emerald Isle! Here is an outline of how to make it happen: Food ideas: Irish Stew-there are lots of online recipes. Basically, you […]
Foods That Help a Budget Stretch
“The Perception of Plenty”—is my way to keep from over spending on our food budget. I have been pleasantly surprised over the years to find certain foods that stretch much farther than you’d think. Cheese—finely grate your cheese (so it looks like the “fancy” shredded kind). People use less than the regular size grated pieces, […]
March 2nd Dr. Seuss’ Birthday
Don’t let the schools be the only ones who have fun today! Pull out all your Dr. Seuss books. Cuddle up with your kids tonight and read! If you are feeling really ambitious, cook up some green eggs and ham. “Dr. Seuss (who was known as Theodor Geisel when he wasn’t writing or drawing) wrote […]
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