Certified Cartridges has supplied me with this free colouring sheet printable for you, so please go ahead and save it to your computer to print out for your little ones. Certified cartridges recycles your old printer cartridges to help save on waste. They are based out of Montreal, and have an actual store front there. However, they are happy to serve the rest of Canada with online shopping, and free shipping within Canada for orders over $49.00
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Sunday, July 29, 2018
Summer Colouring Sheet Printable
If you have little ones, then you know that sometimes we need to find new things to do, and sometimes, we just need to go back to basics. One thing that almost every child I know loves to do is colour.
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Tooth Fairy Free Printables
While at the dentist with Mr. J this week, I found out he only has 3 baby teeth left. I was in a little bit of shock. It had me thinking about the first tooth that he lost. It was 2 days after his 6th birthday. He and his dad had been at a soccer practice, and it fell out as he was getting into the truck. Hubby found the tooth, and they came home to show me.
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Personalized Chore Chart Printable
School is out for the summer, and that means the kids are home with me. Today is our FIRST day of summer fun. I am so excited for all the great things we can do together while they are off school. That even includes cleaning :) yes, I am that mom....just because they are on summer break doesn't mean they get a free pass to do nothing around the house. During the school year, I tend to do most of the household chores during the day while they aren't home. Now that summer vacation has hit, they are with me 90% of the summer.
That means they get to do more chores around the house than they do normally throughout the year. Here is an awesome FREE printable (click link) for you to download and print. If you have it laminated once it's printed, you could use a dry erase marker - allowing you to re-use the same chart each week. Otherwise, print off a few copies to start fresh.
My kids each have a *job* they are responsible for, and then I assign other tasks as needed. This could include vacuuming, washing the floor, collecting garbage they leave around etc
What type of chores do your kids do?
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