I’m a weirdo, but I actually enjoy cleaning. It’s a nice way to “take a break” from working or loud kids. Now, this doesn’t mean I have a perfectly clean house. Not at all. I did mention I have kids… Regardless, a clean home makes me feel happier when our family can make it happen.
Perhaps you’re like me. You enjoy a clean house, but maybe you struggle with knowing how to get it done. Luckily, there’s an easy way to keep your home neat and tidy without cleaning all day long.
I had fun creating a Printable House Cleaning Checklist that I thought you might enjoy! The printable house cleaning checklist includes daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly cleaning suggestions to help you take the guess work out of keeping your home clean.
Looking for even more help especially as life gets busy? Check out this gorgeous HOME CLEANING PLANNER – with room by room checklists, daily + weekly task lists, and seasonal cleaning checklists to make sure it all gets DONE!
It can be difficult keeping kids busy while you shop the aisles of the grocery store. After all, there is so much to look at and both you and your child can become easily overwhelmed.
Luckily, there are ways to keep kids occupied while you shop. A grocery store scavenger hunt is a great way to keep kids busy while you check off your own shopping list.
Now, let’s look at 40 items your kids can keep an eye out for at your local grocery store. How many of these items do you think they can spot and check off?
You can print off this list for easy reference and checking. Or, print the items off, cut them into strips, and let the kids pull a strip out of an envelope as you shop. They can then look for each item as they pull it. There’s no need to look for all 40 items each time you shop.
Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt
1. A shopping basket 2. A bunch of bananas 3. Produce bags and ties 4. A produce scale 5. Fresh herbs 6. Roses in a color other than red 7. Jelly in a flavor other than strawberry or grape 8. Sprinkle donuts 9. Someone shopping with a list 10. A squeaky shopping cart 11. A delivery man 12. Strawberry milk 13. Cereal with a cartoon character on the box 14. Potato chips in a red bag 15. A box of jello with fruit on it 16. A meat butcher 17. A bakery employee 18. Paper coupons 19. Cheese that isn’t orange 20. A bottle of root beer 21. A patron shopping with a baby 22. Baby diapers with a baby on the package 23. Sale signs 24. Produce sprinklers 25. Price tags 26. Clearance stickers 27. Rentable Rug cleaners 28. Bulk candy bins 29. Dog treats with a dog on the package 30. Fresh fish 31. Balloons 32. Nail polish 33. A fruit that is green. 34. A vegetable that is red. 35. Any kind of pie 36. Magazines 37. A receipt 38. Shopping bags 39. Cashiers 40. Baggers
Are you ready to get hunting? Print off the Grocery store scavenger hunt printable and start searching for these 40 items in your grocery store. See how much fun the kids can have hunting these items down!
Having a well-stocked pantry can save you from unnecessary trips to the grocery store and eating out too often. Since I’m also cleaning out our kitchen cupboards this week, I thought I’d put together a basic pantry staples list that would be useful to have on hand at all times!
Stocking your kitchen with these basic pantry staples, will ensure you have your family’s favorite meal ingredients on hand. It also means you will almost always have something on hand to create a simple meal for busy nights or days when you don’t feel like cooking much.
These are basic, but versatile staples that are used often. They are also usually quite inexpensive and have a long shelf life if stored properly in the pantry, refrigerator, or freezer.
Below my list, you’ll find a Pantry Inventory printable with blank spaces that you can fill in to suit your own needs. I hope you like it!
Looking for even more kitchen help especially as life gets busy? Check out this gorgeous MEAL PLANNER – with food inventory worksheets,monthly, weekly + daily meal planning worksheets, meal brainstorming worksheets and more!
If you are struggling with getting your budget under control, then you’ll want to download this free monthly budget form!
There are spaces to add your income and expenses, a place to record your savings goals (for example, if you are saving up for a vacation, you can write down your progress each month), and a place to write down any notes related to your spending. Having everything on one sheet of paper should be helpful for you!
To get a copy of this free monthly budget form, simply click here or on the image below:
This list is not just any list, it’s The Ultimate Packing List! I don’t think I’ll ever forget anything with this packing list. It’s perfect!
The Ultimate Packing List
Since we’re in the midst of packing for a trip to Disney world, we have to do some extensive packing for the four of us. It also seems as though I make a new packing list every time we go somewhere. So I thought I’d make up a list that you and I can print off each time! This list is not just any list, it’s The Ultimate Packing List! It includes items that you would bring on any trip, but also breaks down into specific trips you may be making. For example, a business trip, a camping trip, a trip to the beach and more. Neat, right?
I’ve also included a list of things to to before you go away.
