Tips to Get Back to School Started Off Right

These blueberry muffins are perfect for breakfast or for a snack.

Make pancakes that your kids can easily grab and eat.

School lunches can be a bit of a challenge anyway, add a food sensitivity to the mix and now it is even more complicated!

Well after this week's challenge, I can pretty confidently say my lunches and dinners are covered for the week. Now that I have the actual boxes, I might start doing this weekly!

These are easy to make and perfect for lunch time whether your child is going to public school or staying at home to homeschool. These are a great make ahead meal idea.

I transformed it into this cute DIY Chalkboard Classroom Decor in just a couple of easy steps.

Despite the fact that I’m seeing pencils in everything, the inspiration for this painted pencil garland actually came from a friend.

Make your own Ruler Table Runner! A fun decor craft for homeschoolers, back to school, teachers, and more!

The Bunting is designed to include Extra Numbers for the next few years.

I decided that this year I would put together a few Back to School Teacher Survival Kits.

I have a back to school teacher gift idea that you all will love.

First Day of School Pics don’t have to be boring or awkward anymore!

Getting in the back to school mood I decided to make some fun Harry Potter Lunchbox Jokes and Notes for kids. These lunchbox printables are the perfect way to add a little magic and laughter to your children’s day while letting them know that you care.

Many parents to take back to school pictures where their kids hold up printable signs stating what grade they will be going into that year.

As you prepare your little one to head back to school, your to-do list redoubtably is about a mile long. It can be daunting.

Routines and a plan are all you need to survive the transition back to school this fall. I don’t know where our family would be if we didn’t have routines.

The end of summer always comes too quickly… Fall can come as quite a surprise when your children are getting ready to make the transition to Kindergarten and full time school for the first time.

I have been in a total back to school mode lately. While I homeschool, many of my friend’s kids go to Public, Private, and Charter school. A tradition of many of these friends is to put fun like jokes, and inspirational notes in their kid’s lunches.

We love the idea of lunchbox treats and printables. They are such a simple way to brighten your child’s day and help them know you are thinking of them even though they are away at school.