Have a look at this lovely Pink Landscape Printable Weekly Planner! They say Weekly Planners are one of the most popular tools for getting organized, and we must say: they are so right! Such a nice pink template in landscape format. Looks great when you stick it to your fridge and write your notes on it.Read More
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Many children are constantly on the go and trying to get them to settle down can be quite an undertaking. Especially when it comes to chores and school work. Can I get an amen? If your child has ADHD, you know that this is a daily struggle. Here are some helpful tips to creating a dailyRead More
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Does your homeschool run on a schedule? I have a love-hate relationship when it comes to schedules. I love making schedules and figuring out how to get everything done that needs done. But…I don’t like following a rigid schedule. If it’s 10:00 and we’re still working on geography, I don’t want to stop and switchRead More
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Keeping our homes tidy is one thing. Keeping them clean is quite another. Honestly, between all the homeschooling, laundry, and driving back and forth between music lessons and play dates, sometimes it’s hard to stay on top of the cleaning. Make it easy on yourself by dividing your home up into five different zones and cleaningRead More
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Kids love having free time during the easy, breezy days of summer, but that doesn’t mean that it has to be a waste of time. Add a little routine and purpose into their week with this free, printable Summer Schedule. It has a fun activity for each weekday! Click here to download your free printable!
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These just make sense. When planning out our homeschool year, I often get all worked up and excited about my big plans for the year. I will plan and scribble my way through a schedule that makes a lot of sense at the time, but guess what? Things change. And what seemed like a goodRead More
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Sometimes it’s the little things that can help us stay on track. What good is it to have a schedule if your routine is off-kilter? Help yourself be more productive by printing this free Family Organizer. You can frame it and use a dry erase marker to check off your completed tasks. Click here to downloadRead More
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Yes, we are homeschoolers. Yes, that means we have glorious flexibility in our day. But, I kid you not, one of my kids disappears to the bathroom for, collectively, hours each day. This free, printable Bathroom Sign Out Sheet was designed for traditional classrooms, but it struck a nerve with me. I’m thinking that ifRead More
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All the coffee-lovers in our midst are going to flip over these adorable stickers! They are simple to use – just print on sticker paper and cut. No special cutting tools required, just use your average scissors. What a happy way to add a little pizzaz to your calendar or planner! Click here to download yourRead More
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I’m a list-lover, but sometimes I don’t do very well at block scheduling or strict parameters. Maybe you can relate? Then this free, printable Loop Scheduling is for you! Instead of assigning a certain day or particular time to a task, you simply place your task onto the list and every day do one thingRead More
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