Weekly Study Planner - free printable

Hello, and welcome! The new school year is almost upon us, so today I'm sharing here a very useful printable: a weekly study planner. 

Originally I created a blue and a pink version. The pink one was supposed to be for my daughter, but since she declared she no longer likes pink, we ended up with an additional yellow/orange version:

You just need to download the pdf file, choose your favorite color and run the page through a color printer. It's a pdf file with three pages, one for each of the color options.

 

Have fun, and happy back to school season!

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Christmas Coloring Pages - free printables

Hello, and welcome! Today is the first Tuesday of December, Christmas will be here in just a few weeks, so today I'm sharing a set of Christmas themed coloring pages.

 

Halloween Coloring Pages - free printables

Hello, and welcome! It's October already and Halloween will be here in just a few weeks, so today I'm sharing a set of Halloween themed coloring pages.

 

Pumpkins Coloring Page - free printable

Hello, and welcome! Today I'm sharing here a simple but cute coloring page to help your kids prepare for fall/autumn and celebrate the upcoming season.

Magical Princess Stickers - free printable

Hello, and welcome! After the Sweet on You stickers, I designed another set, this time more princess-like...

Sweet on You Name Tags - free printable

After the Sweet on You printable stickers I posted yesterday, today I'm back here to share with you the matching name tags - also perfect to use on school materials. 

Sweet on You Stickers - free printable

Hello, and welcome! Today I'm sharing a set of stickers I created to decorate my daughter's school notebooks.

Chores Chart for Kids - free printable

Now that the summer break is almost over and school is starting again soon, it's the perfect time to create a chores schedule for your kids (if you don't have one already) or to go back to the school year routines (if your kids were already on board with them). 

This free chores chart printable is a great way to help kids to be more organised and also to encourage them to contribute to all the tasks that have to be done at home, teaching them valuable life skills at the same time.

Teaching Your Kids Responsibility - With Free Printables

While no parent likes to think about it, one day your child will have to spread their wings and leave the nest. When this time comes, it’s important that they understand the value of responsibility. 

 

 

 

 

 

When your child recognizes the importance of being accountable for their actions, it helps them navigate the world and achieve their goals. To help you teach your child this lesson early, we’ve outlined several tips below. 

 

 

3 Physical Activities for Kids During Holiday Break - with free printables

As the holidays are quickly approaching, that means time off from school for the kids. As they break out of their routine for a few weeks, you may be looking for ways to keep them busy and active. 

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While you’re busy preparing Thanksgiving dinner or wrapping up Christmas gifts, these printable activities are a sure way to get your kids to burn some energy while still having fun! Who knows, maybe you’ll even join in on the fun, too! 

Fire safety tips for kids - with free printables

Did you know Fire Prevention Week is the first week of October this year? Nowadays, it's important to have several safety plans in place in case of the unexpected...especially with so many of us working and schooling from home.

Here are a few printable activities to teach your children about fire safety tips in a fun and engaging way:

Another bunny t-shirt

Remember the first bunny t-shirt I made a long, long time ago (original post here)? It seems that my kids never get tired of their bunny t-shirts and when one doesn't fit anymore I have to make another. Here's the latest one: 

Summer crafts for kids: felt envelope pouches

If you've been visiting a while, you already know I love working with felt. So now I came up with a way for kids (in this case, my daughter) to make some pouches by themselves.

And if you're thinking you're not comfortable letting your kids use needles - don't worry, these pouches can be done in a strictly no-sew version using fabric glue.

Summer crafts for kids: pipe cleaners keychains

If you've read my previous post on having kids making their own summer notebooks, you already know I'm on a quest to find simple crafts my kids can do by themselves to stay occupied this summer. 

This time, we tried keychains made with colorful pipe cleaners. Find out how below. 

Summer crafts for kids: make your own summer notebook

Having the kids at home during the summer with us parents still at work (even if working from home) is always a challenge, so I've been trying to discover new things to keep my ten year old occupied. We discovered a previously unused cross stitch kit at the back of a closet and she's been working on those designs, but then we had to find something to use the cross stitch in. And I came up with the idea of having her creating her own summer notebook. 

This way she's was not only occupied building the notebook but she also now has a place to record her summer memories, the books she's reading, summer bucket lists, etc. Of course this doesn't work for toddlers, but it's a good suggestion for older children to pass these summer days especially if they're still, like us, limited in their outings due to Covid. 

Easy DIY skirt refashion

Hello, and welcome. Today I'm showing here an easy way to update and refashion a skirt. 

Easy and Fun Summer Activity: DIY Chalk Paint + Printable Stencils

Chalk paint is a decorative paint that is made by mixing together a few basic ingredients. The paint can be used on many different surfaces, including outdoors on sidewalks or on chalkboards. 

Keep reading to discover how to create and use homemade chalk paint. You’ll find three fun stencil packs as well as a guide for creating your own DIY chalk paint below.

My spring bunny t-shirt was featured!

This is totally a brag post! My spring bunny t-shirt was featured in the top 50 user submissions on AllFreeSewing!

Embellished shorts with vintage trim

Remember the shorts I upcycled recently? Well, last weekend I was working on a new pair, and this time I embellished them with some vintage trim (from a box of leftovers that belonged to my grandmother). 

This is something I love doing - not only do the shorts look much better (and unique too) but they also last longer when you have fast growing kids (the ribbons and trims add that extra bit of length that will make them wearable one more season). 

The Pom-Pom Family - a fun activity for kids

Hello, and welcome! Here's another fun activity for kids - making a family of pom-poms.