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Homeschool PE: Classic Outdoor Tag Games for Kids (Homeschool)
Tag is one of those childhood games that never really goes away. Especially in my family and we don’t need a gym, and you don’t need expensive equipment, and you don’t need a complicated lesson plan. You just need a little space and kids who are ready to move. For homeschool PE, tag is one of the easiest ways to get real physical activity in without it feeling like “school.” It works for younger kids, it works for teens, and yes—adults still end up playing it too when the energy gets going. I like playing tag because it also me to not only move but to get in my steps…
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Emergency Money Apps Cheat Sheet: What Teens (and Parents) Need When Money Hits Fast
As a parent it is hard not to jump in and fix problems for our children no, matter how old they are. Which is what happened the other day with Charlie and Bradley when they got their first paycheck from their new job, and it should’ve been one of those simple, exciting moments where everything just falls into place. You work, you get paid, you cash the check, and you move on. That’s how it’s supposed to go, Emergency Money Apps Cheat Sheet When money is delayed but life isn’t Real Life Moment Hands holding a phone in a parking lot. Gas pump or grocery store in the background. Waiting…
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Cozy Mystery & Comfort TV Watch Guide Series Starts Today
As we get older I like how we revert to our childhood at times. Then I would read mystery books and watch shows like Nacy Drew and the hardy Boys but when I grew up I never watched mysteries and preferred romance books when reading books. Then we moved into our Town Home and it was like we were starting over. We quit using cable team and begun to stream all of our shows. More times than not I couldn’t find anything to watch and would end up watching Murder She Wrote. Then I began to notice Hallmark had more than one channel and one of them turned out to…





