Weekly Planner Printable Freebie

Last week, I shared daily planner page for you to download.  You seemed to like it, so I wanted to share the weekly planner with you, as well.

Weekly Planner

I chose the verse Genesis 1:13 because it just seemed fitting.  We try to stuff so much into each day, but our days never compare to God's creation!

Click on the link below to download the Weekly Planner, and in case you missed the Daily Planner, head here to check it out, as well.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD WEEKLY PLANNER

Learning Lessons

Yes, there is a lot of testosterone running rampant in my world.  And, I like it that way. 

I had lots of people ask me after my youngest was born if we were going to keep trying for a girl.

My answer was emphatically, "NO!"

Don't get me wrong.  I think little girls are so cute and you can dress them up and take them to dance lessons. But, I have always loved little boys. 

Geez. I love my boys. 

I have a soon to be high school freshman who is so good at so many things.  He loves to take things apart and fix them and put them back together.  He loves learning about how things run. I fully expect him to be some sort of engineer.  So, obviously he is very smart. And good lookin', too!

10 Easter Printables for Your Home

I love printing new artwork for my home.  It is one of the easiest ways to update your look at any time.  I have collected a list of a few Easter printables for you to check out. 

1. He Is Risen at One Dog Woof

2. Happy Easter at 5thirteendesigns

3. He Is Risen at aka designs

4. Easter Eggs at 6th Street Design School 

5. He Is Risen with Easter Egg by Clumsy Crafter

6. Truly I Tell You from The Fresh Picked Blog

7. He Is Risen from It's Always Autumn

8. He Is Not Here from The Fresh Picked Blog

9. Easter Subway Art from Remodelaholic

10. Christ Has Risen from A Step In The Journey

Aren't they fun?

I really love the chalkboard backgrounds, but the aqua is calling me in all of the others!

Here is a freebie from me, as well!

Scriptures and Supper

Hey, friends! I hope you had a wonderful weekend!

We did.

We got all the last of the Spring Break projects wrapped up and began brainstorming about some new ones.

I wanted to share with you what our church calls 10:22 Family Time.  We meet at..wait for it...10:22 AM, and it is for all families with kids of all ages.  It only lasts about 10-15 minutes, which is perfect for younger kids, and we always end with a few minutes of family discussion and praying for each other.  

A different family decides on the weeks scriptures and comes up with questions for each scripture that are age appropriate.  

Here's an example:

Today's scripture

It is good to praise the lord and make music to your name, O Most High

Psalm 92:1

Questions for the younger kids: What can you thank God for?

Questions for older kids: What is something that you should be thankful for that you don’t often acknowledge?

There are scriptures and questions for each day and we have found that a great time to have the discussion is at the dinner table. Even kiddos as young as 3 can get in on the conversation, and it is a great way to expose them to scripture in everyday conversation.  

It's really great to get the kids talking about their faith and belief in God.  They can really surprise you with some of their depth of thinking and how they apply their faith. 

If you would like to check out the full week of scriptures and questions, click here to go to the Youversion Live Event .

A new event is posted every week. Feel free to follow the FB page to access each new conversation.

4“Listen, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone. 5And you must love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength. 6And you must commit yourselves wholeheartedly to these commands that I am giving you today. 7Repeat them again and again to your children. Talk about them when you are at home and when you are on the road, when you are going to bed and when you are getting up. 8Tie them to your hands and wear them on your forehead as reminders. 9Write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.  Deuteronomy 6:4-9