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New Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt for Kids

October 26, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

This scavenger hunt, which features items such as a post office, playground, and fire station, is a great way for kids to get to know a new neighborhood.

As many of you know, we sold our house and moved into a new place a few weeks ago. We’re in the same city, but we’re across town from our old place. As we were on a walk the other day, I realized that our walks and the times we run errands would be perfect opportunities for my kids to become familiar with our new location. My kids enjoy … [Read more...] about New Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt for Kids

Filed Under: Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: just for fun, organized living, preschoolers, school-age children

6 Ways to Go Green with Your Homeschooling

September 21, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

If we’re not careful, then homeschooling can generate a lot of waste. Thankfully, these 6 simple strategies make eco-friendly homeschooling easy!

When we first started homeschooling, one of the many things I noticed is that we began going through tons of paper, crayons, pencils, workbooks, and other non-reusable supplies. Because we were figuring out what homeschooling would look like for us, I just rolled with it. However, now that we’re more settled in, I’m actively seeking ways to … [Read more...] about 6 Ways to Go Green with Your Homeschooling

Filed Under: Promoting Healthful Living, Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: green living, preschoolers, school-age children

7 Tips for Getting Kids to Wear Face Masks

August 3, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

Face masks are one of the few tools we have to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Here are seven tips for getting kids to wear masks.

If you would have told me last year that in one year I would be writing a post about getting kids to wear face coverings in order to limit the spread of a novel coronavirus, I would not have believed you. However, here we are, facing a pandemic that none of us were expecting. Many of us live in states and/or cities where mandatory mask … [Read more...] about 7 Tips for Getting Kids to Wear Face Masks

Filed Under: Promoting Healthful Living, Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: current events, health and safety, preschoolers, school-age children, toddlers

80 Sensory Table Fillers

June 25, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

Give your kids hours of fun, educational play with these amazing sensory table fillers.

Last summer I shared about an amazing sensory table that my dad built for my kids. This table has provided hours of entertainment for them! Despite the fact that we use the table multiple times each week, we haven’t used a wide variety of fillers in it. Though we’ve used a few novel things like fake snow and kinetic sand, we’ve largely … [Read more...] about 80 Sensory Table Fillers

Filed Under: Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: preschoolers, school-age children

DIY Bubble Wands

June 8, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

You don’t need the plastic wands that come with bubble solution to blow bubbles. Have hours of fun with these DIY bubble wands.

One of my girls’ favorite outdoor activities is blowing bubbles. They’ll blow bubbles for 20 or 30 minutes, chasing them down to pop them and seeing who can blow the biggest bubble. Unfortunately, we sometimes misplace or break the bubble wands that came with the bubble solution. One day, when we could only find one bubble wand, I decided … [Read more...] about DIY Bubble Wands

Filed Under: Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: preschoolers, projects and crafts, school-age children, toddlers

14 Fun Ways for Kids to Interact with Loved Ones Over Video Calls

May 11, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

When physically distant from friends and family, video calls are a great way to stay connected. Here are 14 fun ways to engage kids over video calls.

We’ve used video calls to keep my kids in contact with their grandparents for years. However, since the COVID-19 pandemic began, we’ve been using it more frequently and we’ve been using it to connect with additional family members and friends. In my experience, it is easier for little kids to engage with loved ones using video calls … [Read more...] about 14 Fun Ways for Kids to Interact with Loved Ones Over Video Calls

Filed Under: Raising an Inheritance, Strengthening Family Tagged With: current events, preschoolers, school-age children, technology, toddlers

9 Realistic Ways for Moms to Recharge

April 20, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

Recharging is critical for moms’ well-being, but getting a break is easier said than done. Get started finding what works for you with these 9 ideas.

Mothering is hard work. In fact, it’s so challenging that saying it is “hard work” might be an understatement. As a stay-at-home mom of three young kids, I find it very difficult to recharge. I’m on the job 24/7. There’s no lunch break. There’s no vacation. Most of the time I can’t even go to the bathroom without a child hollering at me … [Read more...] about 9 Realistic Ways for Moms to Recharge

Filed Under: Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: babies, health and safety, preschoolers, school-age children, toddlers

Eco-Friendly Approaches to Arts and Crafts for Kids

April 13, 2020 By Shannon This post may contain affiliate links and this site uses cookies. Click here for details.

How can we encourage kids to make crafts while conserving supplies such as paper, pompoms, and googly eyes? Here are some ideas.

My kids absolutely love drawing, painting, and completing various craft projects. I love that they love these things! They get to be creative, use their imaginations, and practice fine motor skills when completing arts and crafts. However, there is one thing I don’t like about these activities: the waste. We go through so many pieces of … [Read more...] about Eco-Friendly Approaches to Arts and Crafts for Kids

Filed Under: Promoting Healthful Living, Raising an Inheritance Tagged With: green living, preschoolers, school-age children, toddlers

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