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(Updated 6/10/22) You're here because you're looking for activities for your learners; we're here because we want to help. We've been stewing on ideas for every day of this next July week and hope you find one (or two) engaging for you (and your learner). Look at all the different ways we're serving them:   July Calendar  – Ideas at a glance with clickable links for you advanced planners. Weekly Blog - You’re reading it now.  😊   SUBSCRIBE  by submitting your email in the field to the left and get them delivered directly to your inbox. Check out our four recent posts (ideas never expire): June 28 - July 4 June 21 - June 27 June 14 – June 20 June 7 – June 13 Even More Ideas – Look over our  Pinterest  board. Check out this week's line-up (click the link to "hop" to the mentioned day's description): Apple Turnover Day - Three recipes from which to choose. International Kissing Day - Research skills, reading, writing, chronological order, and histo...

(Updated 4/15/2022) It's June, friends! Well, nearly June. June is a favored month of mine.  School's out, meaning long, lazy days, sunshine, family, and, of course, it also helps that it's my birthday month. What do you love about June? Look at the reasons we have lined up for you to celebrate this week (click on a link for more details): Smile Day (5.31.2020) World Reef Awareness Day (6.1.2020) I Love My Dentist Day (6.2.2020) Love Conquers All Day (6.3.2020) Cheese Day (6.4.2020) Hot Air Balloon Day (6.5.2020) Family Recreation Day (6.6.2020) And, we're serving these ideas plated in various styles to fit your needs. Download Your  June Calendar   Calendar - See the whole month at a glance.  Weekly Posts - Detail rich with bonus ideas.   Subscribe to get them delivered right to your inbox (Submit your email in the box on the side panel.) Browse the four recent weekly posts here (ideas never expire): May 24th - May 30th ...

Lent is coming up; it’s right around the corner (February 26th).    Have you decided what you’re giving up for Lent?   Should you even give something up for Lent?   Normally, I don’t.   The first time I even honored Lent was a few years ago as a challenge issued by my pastor.   His explanation of Lent was that we sacrifice something to reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice for us.   It wasn’t easy for me to choose what to give up that Lent, but this Lent the choice presented itself to me.   Quite honestly, I had no intention of participating until it was thrust into my lap.   And, as a fellow stone in the wall , I intend to do the same to you.   Today, I want to challenge you to give up something for Lent that will bring good to others.   God wants us to be good to others.   Do to others as you would have them do to you.   Luke 6:31 Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.   Matthew 5:45 Be devoted ...