Wandering through life one season at a time
Ok, so I’ve shared some great places to find recipes, and free menu planners to help you organize them. Now how about some free menu planning resources to help you pull it all together?
Menu Plan Monday most of you are probably familiar with this, but just in case 😉
Run on over to We Are That Family for tons of great tips!
Tips I Want to Remember:
I have coupons on the brain this week. I am doing my best to get my act together and stop wasting time & money. I have used the binder method for years to file my coupons, but it takes too long to file them, so I am going to give Crystal’s coupon box a try. More to come on that later.
Anyhoo, I came across this very helpful site that lists all of the available printable coupons. Fantastic!!
It’s time for everyone’s favorite …. another handy dandy list of printable planners!
Enjoy these free menu planners, and tell their creators Thank You! if you use one. 🙂
Meal Planning Mommies basic
Family Fun basic
Families with Purpose seasonal
The Project Girl basic
Simple Mom basic
Pennies & Pounds cafeteria trays
Lots of Kids basic
Future Girl whimsical
Fabric Family Fun simple
Vintage HouseKeepers victorian
Home Life Weekly colorful
Mom’s Budget several to choose
Tangarang cherry, specials board
Just Bento bento lunch box
733 scrapbook
Vertex 42 excel
Design Sponge grocery list
Helping Moms @ Home basic
Secret Agent Josephine pink polka dots
Heart of Wisdom magnetic meal cards
Balancing Everything menu magnets
Run on over to We Are That Family for tons of great tips!
Sassyfrass had a ball with her free 30-day membership to Time 4 Learning Preschool. She was able to navigate the site completely on her own and felt like such a big girl!
Time 4 Learning Preschool is divided into two levels. Each level has a whole page of interesting topics from which to choose.
Each topic can be explored through videos, puzzles, games and stories. There is also a playground section filled with tons of educational games. Many of them are games that can be found on the internet, like PBS, but I didn’t have to worry about Sassyfrass clicking on ads or trying to navigate the web.
The only thing that I don’t love about this site is the price. There is no way we can afford a membership, and I don’t think I would be willing to pay that much even if we could.
Time 4 Learning is for grades Pre-K – 8th. You can try out demos of the lessons & playground HERE. You can view a scope & sequence of the lesson plans HERE.
The Nitty Gritty:
Value: I don’t think this will be affordable for many homeschoolers.
See what my TOS Crew Mates have to say about Time 4 Learning Preschool!
I received a free 30-day membership for the purpose of writing my honest review. No other compensation was given.
I just found out from my sister that today is
I posted some really fun & silly activities over at Link & Think!
