Need a printable summer 2010 calendar template so you can write your family’s summer activities on it?
Sure, you might have a regular calendar for the wall, but there’s so much going on this summer that now you need a separate calendar to keep things more organized.
That’s why I made this free Summer 2010 Calendar Template Kit for you!
Here are the 4 calendar templates that come free in the Summer 2010 Calendar Kit:
- 90-Day view of June, July & August all on one page
- Blank June 2010 Calendar
- Blank July 2010 Calendar
- Blank August 2010 Calendar
These are the 4 calendars that you'll see in the PDF when you download it. Click the image to download the calendar kit and get all 4 printable calendars...
You can print all four calendars at the same time, or you can print them separately.
Download it now: Free Summer 2010 Calendar Template Kit
Ideas for using this Summer 2010 Calendar Template Kit:
- Print out the 90-Day view calendar and hang it on your fridge so your whole family can check what’s going on for their summer months
- Give your kids their own personal monthly calendar with their activities and any big family events marked
- Give your older kids a monthly calendar and ask them to fill in the days with things they’d like to do. Then you can talk about their ideas with them later.
- Sit with your kids and brainstorm things they could do each day for fun. Write one idea per box on the monthly calendar.
- Keep track of the number of times you and your kids read a book together this summer…
There are so many great things you can do with the Summer 2010 Calendar Template.
What will you be doing with yours? Leave a comment and let us know!
Having your preschoolers help out around the house is super important.
It’s a great age for you to start laying the foundation down so that when you want to talk about responsibilities and taking care of things as your kids get older, they’ll be able to understand you better.
Plus – at this age, preschoolers usually think it’s fun to help Mommy around the house.
Because of that, it’s not really even that hard to get them to do their chores. (So no excuses!)
You might even get your kids their very own helper apron, smock, or special hat that they wear only when it’s chore time. Make it a game and your kids will love it.
Chore charts for preschoolers should be interactive and simple.
Click here to download & print a great Preschool Chore Chart from SimpleMom.net
Note: You’ll get 2 pages of information with that download. One page is the chart. The other page is a grid with the chores that you cut out and have your child paste to the chart.
But for a better understanding of how the chart can be used, make sure you read this part too:
Click here to to find out how the mom who made this Preschool Chore Chart uses it with her 3-year-old daughter…
Something to think about before you use the chart though…
What’s your goal in using the preschool chore chart?
Do you want your kids to have lots of experiences? Or do you want them to be consistent in doing a few things?
If it’s important to you that your kids have a variety of chores and experiences and you want to list lots of chores on the chart, that’s fine. Just don’t have your kids do them every day. Skip days in between and stagger the chores throughout the wee
If you want your kids doing daily chores, limit it. Don’t have them doing 9 a day. I’m a fan of having your kids keep track of just one chore on a chore chart. But depending on the intensity of the chore, keep it under 5 for sure. You don’t want your kids rebelling about the chores because you’re putting too much pressure on them to get lots done everyday.
Think about it ahead of time, and make sure you choose an appropriate number of chores to put on the chart. Then start using it with your preschooler and have some fun together!
Click above to download this free Thanksgiving activity.
How many words can your kids make out of the letters in the phrase “Happy Thanksgiving?”
This is a great Thanksgiving activity that your kids or students can do alone or in teams.
For younger kids, let them find words that have a few as 2 letters in them. Words like: is, an, in.
For older kids, you can challenge them to look for words that have 4 or more letters in them like: tank, hang.
You’ll find instructions printed at the top of the page, but don’t let them hold you back from finding creative ways to use this Thanksgiving activity sheet. The whole point is to have some holiday fun.
If you like word games like I do, you might print one out and fill the whole thing out by yourself when you have some down time.
And if you come up with a cool way to use this Thanksgiving activity, leave a comment and share it with us…
Click above to download this free Thanksgiving activity.
Can your kids unscramble these popular Thanksgiving words?
Have your kids work in teams or on their own…
Don’t worry, the PDF comes with the answers so there’s no need for your kids to squabble over the answers.
For older kids you can time them to see who does it the fastest.
If your kids go through this Thanksgiving activity quickly, have them think of some more words that they can scramble up and then give each other to unscramble.
Enjoy!
Click above to download this Valentine's Day activity. Instructions included.
Do your kids love the game “Battleship?”
Well, they’re really going to love this FREE Valentine’s Day version…
This game comes with the playing board AND the instructions as an easy download.
There are also instructions for how to play in QUIET MODE.
I created this game for my third graders when we were learning about math coordinates and graphing and they had so much fun with it.
Click on the image to download the game board and instructions right away.
Be sure to share this game with your friends, colleagues and school teachers too. They’ll be so glad to have an extra Valentine’s Day activity to play with their kids.
—> Leave a comment and let us know how your kids and students liked the game!
Click above to download this FREE Valentine's Day activity.
How many words can your kids make using the letters in the phrase:
VALENTINE’S DAY?
Each letter can only be used as many times as it is in the phrase already.
So they could find the word: NEED (because there are 2 e’s)
But not the word: TALL (because there’s only one l.)
This Valentine’s Day Activity is great for kids of all ages because they can work in pairs…or they can work individually and find words with just one letter in them (like “a”) or many letters like: “DENTAL”
Download the free Valentine’s Day Activity right now by clicking the image to the left.
—-> Leave a comment and let us know what your kids and students thought of this free Valentine’s Day Activity…
Free Summer 2010 Calendar Template Kit (click to get it)
