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How to Make a Cookie in a Cup: An Easy Kitchen Activity for Kids

Written by Susan Williams of Education Possible. What could be better than a warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie? How about a cookie your kids can actually make for themselves! Cooking is an important life skill all kids should learn. Sometimes we have to look for creative ideas to get our children into the kitchen. However, the minute I mention hot, delicious… View Post

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

Written by Tara Mitchell of Homeschool Preschool. Fall is my favorite time of year and candy corn is one of my favorite fall treats. And, mixing a handful of candy corn and a handful of dry roasted peanuts takes my favorite snack to a whole new level. Yum! Try this simple and tasty fall-themed candy corn Jell-O treat with your… View Post

Kids in the Kitchen: Cookie Monster Cupcakes

Written by Tara Mitchell of This Sweet Life and Embark on the Journey. A few weeks ago, my daughter had a friend over. They got bored and asked if they could make some cupcakes. Since they’re 11 and 12, I told them they could make some while I took a nap.  I couldn’t believe my eyes when I woke up…. View Post

Top 10 Homeschool Lunches for Moms and Teens

Lunchtime can be a stressful time of day for homeschooling families. Often you’re trying to squeeze in just a few more subjects before you have to stop and switch gears as you changes hats from homeschooling mom and students to short-order cooks and cafeteria workers. By October, many families are looking for new homeschool lunch ideas. Thankfully, homeschool lunches have… View Post

Family Traditions: No-Bake Bird Nest Treats

Written by Tara Mitchell of Homeschool Preschool. I can’t remember ever eating a bird nest treat when I was growing up. However, several years ago, my mother-in-law made some with Emma while she was visiting. They have become one of our Easter family traditions. Emma looks forward to all the gooey, messy fun of making these all on her own…. View Post

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