Tag Archives: ebooks

Regain Control with the Conquer Your Clutter Super Bundle

Sarah White January 25, 2017 Home and Family Life2 Comments

Note: as an affiliate of this program, I will get a little money if you buy it through these links. All opinions are my own and I have really read these resources. If you’ve been following along this year, you know that my word for the year is energy. And …

Start 2017 Off Right with the New Year New You Bundle

Sarah White December 25, 2016 Life0 Comments

Is it just me, or did 2016 go by like that? I feel like I barely accomplished anything, even though I did a lot of writing — and posted daily here from January through the end of May! — and got some clarity about the direction I want my professional …

The Sky’s the Limit When You Play with Up! Ebook

Sarah White September 16, 2016 Kid Crafts and Activities1 Comment

Kids seem to be naturally drawn to blocks, building towers out of anything handy that can stack. Whether you’re a parent or a teacher, there are tons of ways to transform your block area into a place full of learning opportunities for science, math, reading and more. The Up! ebook is chock-full …

Help Your Kids Learn Letters and Numbers Through Play

Sarah White July 8, 2016 Kid Crafts and Activities2 Comments

Some of the most fundamental learning our kids do early on has to do with learning letters and numbers, building the foundation for reading, spelling and math. And like most early learning, the best way to teach kids these early skills is through play, incorporating learning into everyday activities that …

Make Upcycled Musical Instruments for Earth Day and Beyond

Sarah White April 20, 2016 Kid Crafts and Activities1 Comment

We are all about upcycling and creative reuse here at ODC HQ, so I was super-excited to get a look at the ebook Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Rock Out! by Daria Marmaluk-Hajioannou, an awesome world music performer and teacher who loves to get kids excited about music in creative ways. …

The How and Why of Sensory Bins

Sarah White July 25, 2013 Kid Crafts and Activities0 Comments

This is just the week of looking back at crafty, sensory things we used to love, I guess. Following my report on getting back into water beads (they’ve been out all week in the playroom; we’ve been observing how they plump up more when sitting in water) an online colleague …

An Easy, Quick Guide to Meal Planning

Sarah White November 19, 2012 Cooking1 Comment

I may only have one child, but I know what it’s like to feel like you’re too busy to cook a healthy meal for your family. The past few months I don’t really know what we ate, but we all lived, so I guess we did OK. But husband and …