Bird Watching
There are over 45 million Americas who are into bird watching. In many places, it’s a lot more popular than other types of hobbies. It is also a great way … Continue reading →
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Growing Plants in Containers with Kids
So you want to grow a garden with your grandkids but you don’t have a yard to do it in. That means you will need to grow things in containers. … Continue reading →
Teaching Your Grandkids to Grow Their Own Gardens
Gardening is great! It’s even better when you do it with someone! And kids love getting in the dirt and playing around to begin with. So why not show them … Continue reading →
How To Start Working With Beads For Making Jewelry
Ever catch a glimpse of a beautiful bracelet, earrings or necklace and compliment on it only to find out they made it themselves? People can make amazingly gorgeous jewelry with … Continue reading →
Emergency “Must Have” Craft Supplies
Wise grandparents know the power of a well stocked craft closet! Rainy days, sick days, and those extra long school breaks can wreak havoc on even the most patient adult! … Continue reading →
Tutoring: An Outstanding Way for Youth to Earn Money
Where there is a need, there is someone who can fill that need. This principle applies to teenagers seeking work and youngsters who need help learning something in some way. … Continue reading →
Picking the Right Books
Reading to children is foundational to their later reading success. Here is a handy list of the types of books to be offering your grandkids, by age: Kindergarten and Early … Continue reading →
Five Tips on Playing with your Grandkids
Engaging in fun and creative activities with your grandkids help to build family memories. I am a big proponent of play, as it is very beneficial for children of every … Continue reading →
God Sense vs. Common Sense
Key Verse: “The law of the LORD is perfect, reviving the soul. The statutes of the LORD are trustworthy, making wise the simple” (Psalm 19:7 NIV). Devotion: Sitting in my backyard, … Continue reading →
Asking Great Questions
Do you want to know what your child is really thinking? Try asking great questions. Too many times we ask closed questions that require only a “yes” or “no” answer. … Continue reading →