Fall is here! fall is here! This week Autumn officially begins! I am super excited to share 5 Fall Learning Ideas as this weeks featured posts. Each activity is relatively simple or includes a free printable! Be sure to visit each blogger and say thank you for sharing their ideas on Good Tips Tuesday!
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Oh boy is this such a hot topic and filled with emotion! I feel that I should share the steps to take in appealing an insurance decision since I have dealt with this multiple times in the short time since Eldest was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes on 12/13/14! Just like with anything new, there’s a steep learning curve.
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School has been in session for most families for awhile now and it’s about time to spice things up! Do you have children who lose school supplies or maybe a preschooler who needs a fun Fall activity? Then these back to school hacks will help you out!
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I love apples and I love free printables even more! That’s why I am sharing some free apple printables for elementary students that you can use with your class or family!
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There are many things to learn each and everyday if you stop and take the time. Spending time with family doesn’t seem to be a problem for us because we do work from home, BUT is it quality time? Many nights I find everyone glued to a different device or screen each person watching or playing their own game. During the time we went out during the Route 127 Yard Sale we did not allow devices besides our phones to take pictures and Eldest’s blood glucose meter.
We set out with very low expectations so as to NOT get anyone’s hopes up. I told each child that some of the treasures they see will be very pricey or things that we do not need. Each child was given a budget of $5 which we know isn’t much but it’s what we can afford at this time. I had asked the kids to think of things that they need and things that they want. I didn’t get many answers ahead of time.
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