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Planning Printables for the Holiday

Saturday, November 7, 2020

 One way I beat holiday chaos is by planning ahead and getting all the things on paper.  How do you keep it all together during the holiday season? 

To print the Thanksgiving Meal Planner printable click on the link HERE from Live Craft Eat

For Christmas List Printable click HERE to download.



Happy planning!

Red Letters Week 1: His Life Begins

Tuesday, October 20, 2020

 His Life Begins 

Download Week 1 study guide HERE






Red Letters


The red letters is a weekly study that walks through the life of Jesus in chronological order.  This was birthed from a desire in my heart to transition my kids from their story book Bible to what we endearingly call the "big" Bible.  There is nothing fancy about how we read, meditate, and study the word but this weekly study has become a time we cherish.  I invite you to join us, use the the guide and make it your own as we dig deeper into the word.  


Getting Started 

This is your time, so make it your own.

Make a commitment to the day and time you plan to sit down to read and study together.  If you don't make it a priority and plan for it, then it won't happen.
            The time that works best for us is Monday afternoon. 


Set the ground rules.  
            This is a no phone, have your Bible ready, sit at the table, draw on the white board, take turns         
            reading, ask lots of questions time. 


Study before you teach. 
            If you are doing this with your kids, it's a good idea to read the small section, think of questions         
            you could ask, picture what was happening in histocial context, and make connections to other         
            parts of the Bible before you do it together.  The best teachers are students first.


Try to be consistent in how you format the time.
            We start by singing a hymn, each person reads 2-3 verses, we talk about what is happening as we         
            read.  I write the key highlights of what is happening on the white board.  During this time there             
            are question, discussions, connections.  We end with how this applies to our life, relationships, and
            or the gospel.  The kids write their application on the board.  We end with prayer. 

            Sometimes I'll plan for a visual, an activity, or we will watch a short video. 



Weekly Study Guides
(Click on the link below)

Week 1: His Life Begins 



 

An Unconventional Way to Meal Plan

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

If I had to choose one thing to plan each week that would help the house run smoother it would be meal planning.  "What's for dinner" is my least favorite question and I never regret taking a few minutes to get my ducks in a row.  

I meal plan according to our weekly schedule, starting with what events, sports, parties, or functions.  From there, I fill in the blanks.  Maybe you will find something helpful from my plan to help you add to yours.  If you don't know where to start, this is a great place and tweak the plan to fit your life. 

Happy Planning,




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