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Time Saving Classroom Resources
Would you like to learn how to fill up your child’s Love Tank? Just like a car needs gas to move, your little child’s little heart needs to be filled up each day with your love. Let’s address ways you can fill up a love tank vs. ways that empty a love tank. We’ll also […]
Pin It In an effort to make 4th grade Virginia History come to life, we headed to Jamestown Settlement. We read the books, talked to people, and still I got confused when we arrived. It’s really not that complicated of a place, but here are a few tips to help you: 1. The Visitor’s Center […]
Breakfast…. it’s what’s for dinner! In an effort to feed my hungry boys and keep them full, I found this recipe on the side of the Chobani Vanilla Yogurt container and modified it a little. The protein in the Chobani helped keep them full for a long time! I froze the leftovers and hope to use […]
Kayla – age 10 and Jordan – age 8 with their awesome paintings! I love how little Ty wanted to get in the photo too! —- Awesome Job Girls! Kayla and Jordan were inspired by Lauren’s tutorial on the owl painting. Thanks so much for sharing Bernadette! — Want to make my day? Send me a […]
My almost 10 year old designed this great LEGO head tutorial today. Enjoy!Supplies needed: 1 sheet of craft felt, permanent marker, stuffing, rice, and hot glue (parent job) His handwritten pattern Cut 3 rectangles2 circles2 cardboard circles Glue it in a circle (back flaps) Glue the flaps to the cardboard scrap. Glue the felt circle […]
Trust me, I’ve started to ask myself this question, “Is my Teen normal?” or “Why is talking to my teen like talking to a toddler?” They remember the first part I say, but not the last. They’re growing like weeds and we’re buying shoes all the time. What in the world is going on?! I […]
