Healthy Chocolate Dipped Apple Slices Recipes
Colorful Paper Plate Tulip Flower Mother’s Day Craft
Mother’s Day is fast approaching so I thought all of you Moms out there would appreciate a somewhat fast and easy craft made from paper plates and various other household items. Since I homeschool one of my boys I am always in charge of coming up with and helping with his obligatory Mother’s Day art gift to me.
I love coming up with ideas with him! Below you will find instructions for our paper plate craft as well as some helpful photos to help you create your craft too! Enjoy and Happy Mother’s Day to you!
Recycle Craft: Coffee Can Drums!
I’ve been saving coffee cans for a while now with no real goal in mind as to what I was going to do with them. I used a few as planters and organizers but still had quite a few left. Today I came across an idea that involved upcycling coffee cans into kids drums. This came at a great time considering my 8 year old son asked for some drums yesterday.
When I told him about our plans to convert coffee cans into drums he was thrilled and ready to get the job done!
Below you will find a step by step very easy tutorial on turning a coffee can into a drum. The supplies needed are also listed below along with several photos we took of the recycling craft process. I hope YOU enjoy this craft as much as we did!
Lifecycle of A Butterfly Craft for Kids
Are you wishing the Spring weather would hurry up and get here? We sure are! This week we are learning about Spring and the lifecycle of a butterfly in our 2nd grade homeschool classroom AKA the living room.
Normally by this time of year the grass is starting to grow and dandelions are sprouting all around. However, this year the snow and cold has decided to stick around which means we are still stuck inside.
Now on to our simple craft that also teaches children about the lifecycle of a butterfly. Here’s a photo of our finished product with step by step directions below.
Ten Simple Tips for Moms To Get Healthier & Fit
With swimsuit season just around the corner, and New Year’s resolutions already half forgotten I thought it would be a great time to share with you these truly simple tips to get healthier and more fit. These tips do not require any elaborate crazy workouts, no gimmick/fad diets and no crazy expensive gym memberships. They do however involve real changes and real consistency in order to succeed. It really is simple but You have to want to change. I love the quote below so I used my photo and added the quote to it. If you like it I hope you will share it and Pin it! It’s a great quote to re-read everyday for motivation! With two kids and a very busy life, I follow these tips as much as I can. I’m 36 years old and have never had trouble with weight but this year I am working on toning up and hopefully getting ab muscles before swimsuit time!
There’s A Wocket In My Pocket Dr. Seuss Themed Paper Craft
One of our favorite Dr. Seuss books is There’s a Wocket in My Pocket! It’s such a fun read for kids of all ages because kids love nonsense! Yesterday we created a simple “There’s A Wocket In My Pocket” paper craft to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday and National Read Across America week in our 2nd grade homeschool classroom. By the way, if you are running out of ideas on what books to read to your kids then check out our Ten Books To Read To Your Kids This Year. This was written two years ago but still very relevant today with some awesome book picks that I’m sure your kids will love too! Now on to our fun craft!











My name is Amanda Compton. I have been a full time WAHM and part-time