Join us as we take on the challenge of memorizing the scriptures as a family. We will be starting our scripture mastery program with the Book of Mormon beginning with 1 Nephi 3:7. Jump on board and download some free worksheets including a mini-booklet, index cards, flash cards and games.
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Children always have fun in a playhouse especially one that can be built indoors. Find out what it takes to build yourself an indoor playhouse with two stories.
Read More »Today is our LDS Blog Train with the theme of "Father's Day." I thought it would be fun to put together a "can" of all the things that I have learned from my father. I made a tag and slips of paper that you can print, cut out and fill in. Grab an empty can […]
Read More »Are you ready for an Emergency? What would happen if you had to evacuate your home today? Would you be prepared? Those are many of the questions that were addressed during an Emergency Preparedness Fair that I participated in on Saturday. I put together a booth about 72 hour kits. During a crisis, these […]
Read More »Don't you LOVE a great deal? Did you know that each week you can get some great grocery deals without having to even clip a coupon? Our family lives just a minute from Walmart. I know, some people hate that store and some people love it. When you are on a tight grocery budget Walmart's price […]
Read More »My children LOVE to play with legos so when I came across some ideas for lego games that are educational, I jumped on some design ideas. Here is a simple Multiplication freebie for you to use with your children. Just print on card stock and laminate it. Then collect at least 20 lego pieces that […]
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Educational Zoo Field Trip Packet for Teachers, Home schoolers and Families!! Whether you are going to the zoo with your family, friends, homeschooling group or school field trip, this packet will bring smiles to your students and children as they explore a day at the zoo. I was driving in my car one day […]
Read More »Years ago while walking in the halls of our church building in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, I passed one of my friends. As I walked by Ed, I turned around and it hit me how much he looked like Jesus. He was growing out his hair and beard. I told him to make sure he let me […]
Read More »“What’s up?” This is a popular phrase in Hawaii used to open a dialog and begin a friendly conversation. Sometimes it’s just tossed out as a passing acknowledgement with no feelers out for an answer. Unfortunately, as with the typical “How are you?” question, people often don’t listen to the answer. Once I did an […]
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