I made a couple coloring pages for my own kids and their friends for thanksgiving just now! And hopefully it will be easy for anyone to copy/save the pictures from here and print them out for your own kids. I know how kids tend to get a little whiny when waiting for food! ... or they could even be used for that adult relative that gets a little whiny while waiting. ;)
Anyway, I made them myself and am giving you all permission to save and print as many as you want to use (obviously not to sell) for your own Thanksgiving gathering!
Enjoy! And Happy Thanksgiving!
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Wednesday, November 02, 2016
A Look Inside and a Life of Learning
I shared briefly in the previous post about this pocket journal, but it was brand new and I hadn't gotten a chance to use it yet! It has a different feel than some of the others so is worth some extra attention.
My 8 year old thought it looked amazing and she wanted to use it right away, but I personally think it would work best for possibly 6th grade and higher or for a child who loves to read a lot and isn't as into the coloring and drawing and much. The small size makes it feel more doable and less intimidating for children who don't enjoy writing as much, or for adults who want a book to guide their own studies but don't have a ton of time to put towards them.
This post will give you a peek inside this journal and how it can look to use it, but since I was the one using it, I will also share how it can be used for a mom book. Or some people say "awesome adulting" or other people call it being an example, or modeling how to learn for our kids. Whatever you want to call enjoying being an adult and learning what YOU want to learn is what I am going to talk about.
My 8 year old thought it looked amazing and she wanted to use it right away, but I personally think it would work best for possibly 6th grade and higher or for a child who loves to read a lot and isn't as into the coloring and drawing and much. The small size makes it feel more doable and less intimidating for children who don't enjoy writing as much, or for adults who want a book to guide their own studies but don't have a ton of time to put towards them.
This post will give you a peek inside this journal and how it can look to use it, but since I was the one using it, I will also share how it can be used for a mom book. Or some people say "awesome adulting" or other people call it being an example, or modeling how to learn for our kids. Whatever you want to call enjoying being an adult and learning what YOU want to learn is what I am going to talk about.
Labels:
book review,
homeschooling,
math,
scheduling
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