I am not sure why coconut recipes make me think of Easter, but they do. Maybe it is because it smells like Spring or because Coconut tends to look like the grass in the bottom of an Easter Basket. Whatever the reason, in my head you can’t have Easter without a coconut recipe or two. …
Everyone loves Rice Krispies treats! They are so easy to make (without turning on the oven!), fun to eat, and perfect for any kids’ get-together. These Rice Krispies Treats are Underwater themed! Turn this into learning fun with our Ocean Animals Unit Study! This recipe is very forgiving – as long as the mix is …
DAY NINE – You remember that we should spend 15 mins per day cleaning our zone… at the end of the week your zone/focus area should be nice and clean. But, you may need to do some major decluttering first – start the first day off my wiping down flat surfaces, vacuuming/sweeping, and emptying the …
My Daddy is a sensitive Man’s Man! I can remember watching Old Yeller and looking at my Daddy rubbing his eyes. I asked, “Are you crying?” 😉 He pretended that his deafness had already set in. Yes, my tough Daddy who could hold me for hours was crying over a dog he didn’t even know. …
I love non-candy or non-edible Easter basket ideas for two reasons: 1. We have food allergies in the house, and 2. Non-edibles last way longer after Easter has come and gone! Here are my picks for a non-candy filled Easter Basket this year: eeBoo Conversation Art Cards I adore eeBoo products- known for their high-quality, …
I am fully aware of using social media for blogging and for businesses! With over 29,000 Twitter followers at @KelliBMiller on Twitter and regularly scheduled twitter parties, I understand the value. However, I do tend to occasionally over-spend my time there, Facebook, Pinterest, and on G+. LOL! If there’s one thing that has stood out in …
These Find the Letter Printables: K is for Kite will help your preschool and early-elementary aged children work on recognizing the letter K among many other letters of the alphabet. Just in time for Spring, this Kite themed worksheet is a perfect extra for your reading preparedness studies! Over the next few weeks, I will be sharing some …
Wow, it is hard to believe that we have been living at Miller Manor for over 2 months! Where has the time gone? We are decorating, finding furniture, still unpacking, and just trying to settle into our new home. We still have a ton of work to do, but not a ton of time. Anyway, I …
Pineapple choosing and cutting can be a bit tricky, but don’t let that persuade you to avoid these delicious sounding fresh pineapple recipes! In March, pineapple is in season. That means they are at their peak in flavor and price! Visit your local farmer’s market and grab a few. Then, come home and try out …
Today we are going to be hitting up the heart of the home! Mom’s Manual Day 8 focuses on setting up a kitchen and dining room cleaning plan. Your “eat-in places are Zone 2 – the things that get cleaned on the 2nd week of each month. You remember that we should spend 15 mins …
While most of these Kid Movies of the 1930s and 1940s are remade or digitally remastered, you may be surprised to find that they have become family favorites! When my Generation looks back to the past, the Television Shows we think of are Howdy Doody and The Ed Sullivan Show – but most of us don’t …
These Books about Musical instruments for kids are a great way to teach your children about the Orchestra and other ways that instruments are used. If you have a music lover, these books should certainly be part of your library! These are great for learning more about musical instruments or also perfect for some homeschool …