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Homemaking Tips to Make Life Easier

June 24, 2020 by Tasha Hackett 6 Comments

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Need some homemaking tips to make life easier? Yes. Me too…

Funny story (ok, it’s not actually that funny). I had a different post ready for today, then Tasha, who writes for me sometimes, texted me something like, “Hey I have something I really want to write today. Does that work for you?”

She pitched her idea, I quickly rescheduled my original post for a later date, and Tasha kicked out this post for us.

Hmm. So that story really wasn’t funny. It was pretty much just a story, and also, Tasha and I worked out a plan to take our little kids swimming tomorrow. Good talk.

One more thing (another funny story perhaps?) and then I’ll turn it over to Tasha: It is worth noting that I’m an older mom and she’s a younger mom, and now that I’m back to raising littles again, I found it weird at first to be an older mom hanging out with younger moms. Like, hello, I have a 23-year-old and other adulty children. But then God showed me how cool it is to hang out with younger moms like Tasha. We parent together, learn together, and who really cares how old we all are because we all just need each other for lots of different reasons.

God’s awesome, huh?

So hey, Tasha? Thanks for letting God use you to teach me stuff. And thanks for making it not-even-hard to hang out with friends who are different seasons than I am, except that oh yeah, here I am also in this “raising little kids” season again.

Truly, God is amazing.

Ok, now I’ll let Tasha have at it. I loved how she put all of this together. (And yes, I did read it. You’ll know why I said this when you keep reading her post…) :)

Homemaking Tips to Make Life Easier
By Tasha Hackett

I told my family I was working…

Homemaking is hard sometimes, but homemaking doesn’t have to be hard all the time. Just now I shut the bedroom door, settled into the corner of my bed (with no sheets because the 3 year old had an accident on my bed last night. Rude.) and I’m letting everyone else complete the morning chores. “I have to get another article written right away!” I said. Haha, and then I opened my homemaking bundle and went shopping. I’m sneaky like that.

Raise your hand if you would like to buy special and unique gifts but you never get to go anywhere because you have little people who do things like pee on your bed and you are so over it, but you still can’t go out because the baby takes two naps and then there’s this virus going around and who even knows if the stores are open?

So I bought some stuff online

Tasha here! (I’m Laura’s younger mom friend who likes to write stuff about money.) Currently my 8-year-old is walking around the house whistling while Dad is handing out laundry to put away. Can’t complain about the chores being done, trying not to complain about the whistling: “Which is not annoying at all,” said no-one-ever. Because I am good at life and can do hard things, I soldier on and despite the whistling I’m putting sentences together for you AND just bought my sister her Christmas present from Hope Ink and my brother his birthday present from Strawesome.

Ultimate Homemaking Bundle 2020

Here’s my secret to neat gifts: Ultimate Bundle Bonuses

Every year your favorite bloggers bombard you with all the great reasons you should buy the Ultimate Something-Or-Other Bundle. “Your life won’t be complete unless you buy it! Buy stuff! More stuff!” (No, really, if you haven’t bought all the things you can’t possibly be happy or organized or motherly or love homemaking enough, therefore… buy it!!!)

What’s up with that? Are they really trying just to make a buck? How can we even believe these products are worth any of that money? Don’t they know I’m trying to get out of debt and save up all my money to build a house? I’m not a blogger, I’m just a friend of a blogger. Laura lets me write stuff for her, and I don’t even know if she reads it. I could be posting about hippopotamuses and how they like to swim in pink jello in the arctic…

But, I’ll get to the point: Because I’m awesome, I buy other people stuff when I see great sales for great stuff. It’s great to start planning Christmas stuff way before Christmas… And I use the word “stuff” entirely too often because sometimes words are hard because of sleep and not having enough and because of kids and having enough.

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Tasha, the budget girl, bought the Homemaking Bundle

I wasn’t going to. Money is weird like that; not having much money for too many years created a habit of feeling bad anytime I do spend it. When I make a poor purchase, an impulse buy, an overpriced something-or-other that I end up not using, I do not allow myself to feel guilty anymore. Marie Kondo helped me over that hump–instead I accept it, and move forward. I say to that item, “Thank you for teaching me a lesson.”

So when the Ultimate Homemaking Bundle became available again, I said, “Nope! You’re not fooling me. I didn’t even use you last year!” But then Laura’s promotions won me over and here’s why I bought it: Neat gifts available through the bonus coupons, Motivated Moms Planner, and Green Means Go. I looked through and found a couple things that I was absolutely going to use, so I know for sure that I’ll get my money’s worth.

Bonuses!

I spent $30 on the bundle and then I immediately went to my Hope Ink Bonus and got my freebies. This “freebie” cost me another $20. But without the discount, my total would have been well over $100. The artwork is beautiful, creative, and inspiring and who doesn’t enjoy supporting another woman’s creative business? I’m keeping two prints, gifting two and I’ve received a free file to print my own cards.

Then I went to my Strawesome Bonus and bought three discounted re-usable glass straws and the straw cleaner. My total was $6.38 (Don’t tell my brother what he’s getting for his birthday. Happy 24th!) I’m saving the world, one plastic straw at a time. I will be a repeat customer with Strawesome, even without my bonus coupon, their prices are immensely affordable.

I’ve registered for my Free Around the World Stories, a completely free resource worth $38. It includes 10 different 3o minute audio stories from 10 different countries. Each story includes bonus material for added learning: Recipes, activities, some language and facts about the country. This will be great to use for our homeschool next year, and just for listening to a good story when I need the kids to go away and be quiet for half an hour if you know what I mean and I think you do.

Feeling motivated yet?

Next, I printed out two pages from my Motivated Moms Planner. MY FAVORITE! I’ve used many different house cleaning checklists in the past, so far, this is my favorite (And I’ve used it before and know that I will use it). She has every chore I could ever need spread out over the year. If I am able to complete just a few a day, it keeps my house company-ready without the mad dash, if you know what I mean and I think you do.

For example, today I need to wipe down the deep freeze among other things. I am assigning that job to the whistling 8 year old. Otherwise I will wipe down the deep freeze NEVER and years from now it will be absolutely disgusting and I’ll wonder how I became such a slob. Homemaking doesn’t have to be as hard when we let someone else do the planning.

The Green Means Go ebook is a lovely activity I am going to “play” with my 3 and 5 year old this week. This helps young people to deal with big emotions. First we identify “How Do I Feel?” and an exhaustive list of emotions are provided with pictures. Then we assess, “What Can I Do?” and there is another list of positive responses to those emotions and then we talk about “My Calm Self.” For example: When I feel embarrassed, I can hug my teddy bear, and then I reassess and I feel peaceful. My plan is to go through the cards and options with my little guys when they are in a good mood, so that we have strategies to handle life when we’re not in a good mood.

Ultimate Homemaking Bundle 2020

So there you have it

I found a few things that I absolutely know I’m going to use and love. And if I happen to not open anything else, but I’m sure I will, it is a worthwhile purchase. I’m interested in reading: Celebrate Nature: Memory and Copywork (poetry copywork for my homeschool), Cleaning with Essential Oils and How to Design a Room from Start to Finish, (because I am not naturally good at interior design stuff).

Lastly, I’m going to email Laura a screenshot of my receipt ([email protected]) because she promised to give everyone who purchased the bundle through her link a prayer journal and a handwritten note. Now excuse me while I go ask my whistler to please take his whistling self outside.

Get your bundle here! And be sure to let me know what item makes your homemaking life easier.

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Note from Laura: I have loved receiving your emails telling me which of these Prayer Journals you want me to send you and why. While freebies are nice, you guys aren’t in this for the freebie. You’re in it so that your relationship with God to grow while you work hard for your home and family. I praise God for this!!!

Ultimate Homemaking Bundle 2020

Then send me your receipt and tell me which of these journals you want!

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Free Learning Printables for All Ages

June 2, 2019 by Laura Leave a Comment

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We’ve got an entire page full of Free Learning Printables for All Ages! Today, we’re introducing a brand new printable pack for you. Plus we just updated our Learning Zone page to include all the latest and greatest printables we’ve created through the years. The best news? It’s all free!

Why do you want Free Learning Printables this summer?

What? Your kids don’t want to do “school work” in the summer? Trust me, this mom isn’t such a huge fan either.

But I am a fan of this:

  • Giving our kids fun, educational quiet activities to do on a hot summer day.
  • Keeping our academic skills fresh so we aren’t back-tracking and starting over once the school year begins again.
  • Taking advantage of extra time to spend in the Word with our kids.

Overall, my kids and I are taking a break from intense schooling this summer. But from time to time, the little one and I are sitting down to work on basic Pre-reading skills he’s already learned so that he doesn’t forget what he knows so far.

Every evening at dinner, we work on Scripture Memorization with these:

Of course we are reading lots of books this summer. (Get our huge recommended book list here.)

Overall, while we let down and have a refreshing summer break, we also try to be intentional with our time so that we’re making the most of our down time.

We just updated our Learning Zone Page!

Are you a member of our Heavenly Homemaker’s Learning Zone? If not, you’re missing out!

We’ve got a huge assortment of free printable packs for you to use with your family. The activities range from Pre-K to Teen, and many will work for your entire family. We just added this one for little ones:

 

This is a pack I put together for our 5-year old Bonus Boy to help him practice his “Following Directions” skills. He’s had a blast with it so far, so I wanted to offer it to you too!

Kids too old for that one?

How about this awesome Family Bible Reading Guide to use with everyone in your home?

We’ve got these and so much more. We’d love for you to take advantage of all that these have to offer!

Join our Heavenly Homemakers Learning Zone here.

You’ll get access to ALL of these free printables, with no catch and no questions asked. They will be YOURS for free, to use with your family as needed.

Enjoy and tell your friends too!

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FREE Spring Learning Activities for Your Kids!

March 10, 2019 by Laura 2 Comments

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If you don’t have these yet, or if you do have them and need to be reminded to pull them out again, here are our FREE Spring Learning Activities for Kids!

As a special gift to you as you might find yourself needing to little help getting over winter blues and spring fever, I’ve created March “In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb” Activity Packets. They are FREE.

There’s a packet for Pre-K to enjoy, as well as a packet for K-5 to enjoy. Use them in whatever works best for your family!

Free Pre-K March Learning Activity Packet

Free K-5 March Learning Activity Packet
Gain access to the free March Lion and Lamb Learning Activities here.

I have Spring Activity Packets ready for you too!

Just like the March Packets, there is a Spring Activity Packet for both Pre-K and for K-5. You can download one or both. (I mean, they’re free, right?) They include fun springtime learning activities and a few coloring pages too. I like coloring pages for read-aloud time. I always found that my kids listened better when I was reading if they were doing something to occupy their hands! Plus, your kids can give away their colored pages to someone to offer them some springtime cheer!

Spring Activity Packet Pre-K FREEBIE!

Spring Activity Packet K-5 FREEBIE!

Click here to sign up and grab the freebies!

I’m super excited to share that signing up for these freebies will connect you to our new Heavenly Homemaker’s Learning Zone. It’s free, of course. You can unsubscribe at any time, your info will never be shared or sold, and being on this list means that you’ll be the first to know of the other fun (yes, FUN!) educational tools we’re putting together!

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Free Printable Scripture Memory Cards for your Family!

February 26, 2019 by Laura 3 Comments

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It all started when our oldest was about 2-years old. Seeing as that little boy is almost a college graduate and God has started us on a brand new journey of raising and fostering children – we thought it was time to bring back the Scripture Memory Cards our family has been using for so long. But we also thought they needed a make-over! Look how beautiful!

There are 12 Scripture Memory Cards in all!

For years and years, we have used our family meal times for Bible reading and Scripture memory. When our boys were little, while we sat at the table for lunch or dinner, we started a practice that got dubbed “Repeat Afters.” Mom and Dad would speak a few lines of scripture, the kids would repeat after us, and we’d continue phrase-by-phrase until the verse was complete. Like this:

Dad: In the beginning…
Kids and Mom: In the beginning
Dad: God created…
Kids and Mom: God created
Dad: the heavens and the earth.
Kids and Mom: the heavens and the earth.

The kids and Mom all took turns leading “Repeat Afters” too. So when our first set of kids was little, we’d work together to recite six verses during each meal.

In no time at all, our little ones learned scripture after scripture in this way! The more they learned and the older they got, the more scripture we added to the repertoire. And as their understanding grew, we continued to add scriptures that helped us with parenting needs. Such as:

As far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. Romans 12:18

Siblings sometimes need to hear that one, am I right? ;)

Scripture Memory Cards for you!

You can use these Scripture Memory Cards however you like. For a limited time, they are FREE for you to download and print and use with your family!

There are 12 scripture cards altogether!

Join us here and grab your free download right away! Click here to sign up to receive your free printable or enter your email address in the form below:

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8 FREE Simple Print-and-Color Valentine Cards!

February 3, 2019 by Laura 2 Comments

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Nothing fancy, but still so sweet: These 8 Simple Print-and-Color Valentine Cards are free for you to print and use with your kids!

My favorite part is that they are mostly black and white, so you can print in “grayscale” if you want to so that they don’t use much printer ink! Then you can glue them onto colored paper if you want, or have your kids color them, which makes these cards more personal and more fun!

Our new-to-us 5-year old son LOVES projects of all kinds. He loves to be busy, loves to play, loves to sing, loves to help us with projects around the house. It is incredibly sweet, and also a little bit challenging as we sometimes have big-kid and adult-sized projects that a 5-year old can’t help with. We’re working to train him to play on his own or to work quietly at a table by himself sometimes. This is tough for any 5-year old, but maybe a little more challenging for this one.

Anyway, we’re getting there! We created these Simple Valentine Cards for him to color and get ready to deliver to his friends. Then we’ll work together to make some Valentine treats to go with them. Yep, he loves to bake with us too! (Phew, he’s keeping us young…and on our toes!)

Ready to get your free Simple Print-and-Color Valentine Cards?

Simply enter your email address into the form below, confirm that you’d like to receive the information, and you’ll be connected to our Heavenly Homemaker’s Learning Zone where you’ll get this freebie and MANY MORE!!

Want more fun Valentine projects to work on?

Find 32 Awesome Valentine’s Day recipes and activities here!

Holiday projects are the best kind of projects. :)

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Lunch Box Scripture Cards FREE Printable!

August 13, 2018 by Laura 3 Comments

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Want to remind your family of God’s Truth throughout the day? Yes! That’s why we created these Lunch Box Scripture Cards for you to use!

I’ve become convinced that filling our homes, our cars, our walls, our pockets, and yep, even our lunch boxes with scripture is a huge game changer as we seek Truth and comfort throughout our days.

These scripture cards are completely free, and yours to use in whatever ways you can think of to encourage people. We created them especially for you to put in your family’s lunch boxes so they can be encouraged throughout the day. But I bet you can come up with plenty of other ideas to use them for encouraging people too!

So enjoy! Get access to these (and many other free printables) here.

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31 Real Food Breakfast Ideas!

June 15, 2018 by Laura Leave a Comment

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Eggs and smoothies. Smoothies and eggs. Cereal. Cereal. Cereal. Snore. Need a change of pace? Want some fresh ideas? We’ve got a free printable for you that includes 31 Days of Real Food Breakfast Ideas!

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All 31 ideas are recipe linked. Every recipe is made from real food: Whole grain, healthy fats, wholesome sweeteners. It’s all simple, it’s all delicious, and it will inspire you with fresh ideas for ways to feed your family each morning.

Unless you enjoy eating breakfast at night for dinner. (For some reason, waffles taste better at night. We don’t understand it. We just go with it!)

Mix it up. Substitute your favorite fruits – whatever is in season! Be sure to add protein to each meal if needed. There’s no right or wrong way to use this free printable full of ideas. We just hope you use it!

 —> Want some simple real food dinner ideas too? Check out this huge list! <—-

By the way, want to eat cookies for breakfast? With bacon? Strawberries and cream? Life is good, and so is your health. Real food for the win! (Seriously. Stop being afraid of bacon and cream. It’s real food, our bodies can utilize it for nourishment, and when we eat real food in balance, we can be healthy!)

We’re happy to share this 31 Days of Real Food Breakfast Ideas printable with you to use in whatever way works best for your family. Adapt it, pick and choose what works for you, and enjoy!

BONUS: Using these recipes will save you big bucks! How? Well, have you seen the price of a box of cereal? Making a homemade breakfast is quite a money saver. We love it!

Get your free printable 31 Days of Real Food Breakfast Ideas. Signing up to receive this will connect you to our Savings Club, providing you with relevant money-saving tips, recipes, ideas, and inspiration!

 

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The Easiest Way to Organize Your Recipes

March 8, 2018 by Laura 14 Comments

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Today I want to hear the ways each of you has found to organize your recipes!

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As you all know, I am a recipe nut. A full fledged recipe guru. Recipes are my thing. I love them. I collect them. I invent them. I dream about them. And often these recipes include butter. This cannot be helped.

But recently I was asked, “Laura, what’s the easiest way you’ve found to organize your recipes?” My response, “Oh, I don’t organize them. I just create them.”

You guys do not want to see my recipe cabinet. 

Yes, it’s true. I have an entire, very unorganized cabinet full of recipes. (And also a cabinet full of Pyrex. These are needed so I can bake the recipes piled up in my cabinet. And also so that I can enjoy the butter.)

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#iheartbutter
#andpyrex

So my recipe cabinet. It is about as messy as can be. When I need to use one of the recipes in this cabinet, I have to dig and scrounge and muddle. But never fear. While looking through my mess to find the one recipe I need, I end up finding three more I forgot were there. And you guessed it. Many of them require the use of chocolate. (Bet you thought I was going to say “Pyrex” or “butter.” Ha. Just keeping you on your toes.)

So today, my friends, we’re going to talk about the easiest way to organize recipes. It’s high time I found a system. My messy cabinet pile is no longer working. It never worked. So let’s talk about how to organize your recipes!

I’m sure you’re eager to learn about this subject from someone who clearly has no clue. Come closer, my friends. I’ll teach you everything I don’t know.

Tips for the easiest way to organize your recipes

As I’ve searched for a system, these are the new tricks that are working best for me at this point.

  • Keep all your recipes in one place. (At least having all my recipes in one cabinet was better than tucking them randomly inside school books, the silverware drawer, and behind the toaster oven.)
  • If the recipes are cut from magazines, torn from a book, or printed off the computer, slide them all safely inside a large manila folder or envelope.
  • Invest in a binder. This is my best idea so far.

I came across this DIY Recipe Binder idea online and I don’t know why I never thought of it before! It’s way too simple, and turns my messy cabinet into a nicely organized recipe haven.

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DIY Recipe Binder – FREE Printables!!

DIY Recipe Binder - Free Printables

I spent a little time creating these lovely binder pages to help me become more organized. I like them so much I decided to share them with you! Not only can all of our recipes be in one place, we can put them all into one organized (and fun!) binder.

How to make and use your Recipe Binder

  1. Enter your email address here and the free printables will be sent to your inbox. (This will connect you to our Heavenly Homemakers email list so I can continue to send you freebies, recipes, and deals!)
  2. Print each of the Recipe Binder pages you will use.
  3. Use a 3-hole punch to prepare them for a 3-ring binder.
  4. As you print recipes from the computer, add them to your binder within the fitting category.
  5. If you have small recipe cards, recipes cut from magazines, etc, re-write them on 8.5×11 inch paper so that they fit your binder. Or slide them into a plastic sleeve that fits in a 3-ring binder.

And that, my friends, is how we’re going to get our recipes organized once and for all!

Or at least that’s the hope. The fact that my new Recipe Binder is cute and fun offers me lots of incentive. :)

Get your FREE DIY Recipe Binder pages here.

 

What ways have you found to organize your recipes?

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Free Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids

January 30, 2018 by Laura 2 Comments

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Want some free Valentine’s Day activities to enjoy during these long winter months? We’ve got fun for all ages!

Valentine’s Day Activities for Preschoolers

First, for the little ones in your life, you can download and print this free activity packet:

Free Pre-K Valentine Activity Packet - Sample Pages

Pre-K Valentine Activity Packet - Free Download

Gain free access to this here.

Valentine’s Day Activities for Elementary Students

This packet brags that it makes grammar fun – because it actually does! Who knew?

Valentine's Day Fun with Grammar

There are activities which include Valentine Sentence Builders, Fun with Creating Cheesy Poetry, and much more! There’s even a Valentine Brownie recipe – but before your student can make the brownies, he/she must find the errors in the directions first. So much fun!

Fun With Grammar - Valentine's Day Free Printable Packet

Gain free access to this here.

Valentine’s Day Activities for All Ages!

Print and put together these fun Kiss-Tac-Toe games to give away or to use as a family. We’re talking about chocolate kisses, by the way. But you already knew that. :)

Happy Valentine's Day Kiss Tac Toe Free Download

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Gain free access to this here.

Valentine’s Day Activities for the Kitchen

How about some Valentine recipes to go with your activities? These are fun to make with your kids, or if your kids are old enough, these are fun to turn over to your kids to make without your help! (Want to easily teach your kids to cook? We LOVE this at our house! #affiliatelink) Here are 29 great real food recipes for you!

chocolate cheesecake parfait

Red and Pink Treats (No Food Dye!)

  • Cranberry White Chocolate Chip Breakfast Cookies
  • Homemade Poptarts, cut into hearts, of course
  • Strawberry Cream Muffins
  • Raspberry Oatmeal Bars
  • Chocolate Whipped Cream on Strawberries
  • Strawberry-Peach Slushies
  • Strawberry-Kefir Smoothies
  • Strawberry Yogurt
  • Strawberry-Yogurt Fruit Dip
  • Strawberry Christmas Salad (which obviously becomes Strawberry Valentine Salad on Feb. 14)
  • Low Sugar Strawberry Cheesecake Parfait
  • 7-Minute Strawberry Ice Cream
  • Strawberry Creamsicles
  • Strawberry Shortcake
  • Strawberry Milkshakes
  • Easy Raspberry Syrup (for your heart shaped pancakes)
  • Raspberry Lemon Cream Cups

Don’t forget obvious foods that are red – like tomatoes, sweet peppers, strawberries, grapes, cherries, or raspberries!

Chocolate Valentine’s Day Treats

  • Warm Chocolate Soother
  • Chocolate Whipped Cream on Strawberries (which I realize I mentioned above, but it is both red and chocolate, so it deserves to be in both categories)
  • No-Bake Chocolate Fudge Bites
  • Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins
  • Peanut Butter or Caramel Chocolate Truffles
  • Low Sugar Chocolate Cake
  • Low Sugar Chocolate Cheesecake
  • Dark Chocolate Peppermint Mousse
  • No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake
  • Homemade Chocolate Frappe
  • Chocolate Cheesecake Pie
  • Homemade Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups

Remember to gain free access to all the free Valentine’s Day printables by clicking here.

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“My State Study” Free Mini-Unit Printable For All!

September 1, 2016 by Laura 9 Comments

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In an effort to have my 6th grader do a little digging into what makes our state special, I created this mini-unit for him to work through. You can have it too!

This generic packet allows students of any age from any state to learn more about where they live.

My State Study free printable for all

Ways to use the My State Study packet:

  • Print and allow your student to work through a page or two each day for a small one-week unit.
  • Use it as a launch pad as your student digs even deeper into learning about the state where you live.
  • Print one set of these pages for all 50 states and have your student put together a United States study during this entire school year!

Want this and many more free learning printables?

Dozens of FREE School Printables

We’ve been creating and collecting all sorts of printable learning activities for all ages. These are free for everyone and will connect you to our fun Heavenly Homemaker’s Learning Zone.

Enter your email address here, then check your inbox for download instructions. Print one, print them all, use them in whatever ways work best for your family!

If you are already subscribed to Heavenly Homemaker’s Learning Zone, you should have received an email yesterday giving you instant access to this freebie. Look in your inbox for the subject: FREE “My State Study” Mini-Unit

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