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Welcome to Tuesday's Giveaway Link Up with your hosts Karen @ Tots and Me, Emily @ Emily Reviews, and Rena @ An Ordinary Housewife.So glad you could join us as we share our giveaways on  Tuesday's Giveaway Link Ups.  This link up will be posted Monday at 7 PM est. and run all week long! Make sure you stop in as often as you can to list your latest giveaways. Here is how to use the Giveaway Link Up1. Post your reviews and/or giveaways, as many as you have, be sure to add the end date (family friendly please)2. Help spread the...

Family Loyalty: For Kids Do you have family loyalty? Do you know what it means to be loyal? In this episode we are going to talk about your family, your parents, and those adults in charge of you. And we are going to talk about that and so much more. Another episode for the kids! Listen to these past episodes just for kids! Kids Making Good Decisions. Making Good Choices – Why Should You? Books for tweens – Truth Seekers Mystery Series.  What do you think being loyal means? If you said it has to do with standing by someone...

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent or a teacher, you need crayon storage ideas that really work for all those crayons you’ve got. These are the best 65 tips and different ways to store crayons in an organized classroom, at home and for travel. Included are ideas to organize and store crayons for every situation, budget and DIY skill level. Whether it’s my own personal love of crayons when I was a child (I still vividly remember receiving that glorious 64 pack of crayons with the built in sharpener!), being the mother of 3 or because I’m a professional organizer, but...

Raising Arrows Elementary Homeschool Curriculum Picks for the Large Family Large family homeschooling curriculum ideas from a mom of 10. These are actual products we have been using in our homeschool. This year I have 2 boys in elementary, ages 8 and 10. When I add in the 12 year old boy, they are collectively known as the “little boys,” but the 12 year old will have his own “Middle School” post since that’s where he technically falls this school year. Frankly, things get a bit muddy with these boys. While they have their own individual school work and are...

Here are some fun recent plant and animal stories I came across! Australian Staghorn Fern I recently read an interesting article about staghorn ferns in the New York Times. These ferns grow on the trunks of trees and channel rain water into the core of the plant. Researches have found that the variety of types of plant leaves on this plant function almost like a superorganism similar to the way that a bee or ant colony do; if you look at the fronds at the top of the fern (pictured above), they are long and waxy — kind of funnel...