The leaves are turning bright colors of orange and the wind is picking up. It’s looking more like Fall every day. Time to start a new Fall theme in our bullet journals! I’ve found 7 beautiful bullet journal Fall spread ideas to show you today.
I found this one on Instagram. I love the leaves and the double words. The colors just pop off the page. It’s a simple, beautiful design. From Lacqueredworld
2. Oh, I love this cute fall bullet journal spread. The cute fox, the warm drink, pumpkin, and falling leaves. I just love it, totally making this spread in my journal! By bujoandcookies
3. I really love the pumpkins in this October bullet journal spread. It’s simple and really cute, how the spread is over two pages. By lolastarryart
4. I love the tree with the falling leaves! And how the calendar is a side view. Very nice by bujobeauties
5. What a cool idea, to add falling leaves to a tracker page, this is not only cute but functional as well. By joannastudiess
6. I love this bucket list for Autumn! How cute to add pictures of fun fall things to do! Very cool idea! By andreasbujo
7. My last idea is a mood tracker with leaves. I love that the fall leaves vary so much in color that it is a cool way to track your moods each day with a different leaf! By mrs_bullets_journal42
I hope I’ve inspired you to add a few fall themes to your bullet journal with these fall spread ideas. You might like my Fall Mood Printable for to track your mood this month!
I love pumpkins this time of year. We like to buy them to decorate the farm, after Halloween and Thanksgiving are over we cut them up and give them to the chickens. I thought it would be fun to add some pumpkin printable coloring pages on my site for everyone to enjoy!
I think a perfect way to wind down the day is to break out the colored pencils and color. It helps me relax and get my mind off the stresses going on around me. I found a few cute pumpkin coloring pages perfect for the holidays for you to download.
Pumpkin Printable Coloring Pages For Adults
I love carved pumpkins, this one has just enough scare for me, but not too scary. You can download this carved pumpkin coloring page here.
I like all the different pictures on this coloring page, so much going to see and color. I love it! You can download this Halloween pumpkin coloring page here.
Download these as much as you like, they are for personal use only and can’t be sold. If you like this and would like to get more free printables each month and also get the keys to unlock my Super Secret Printables Library, then click the link below to find out more.
How about some fun Printable Halloween Party Games to download? These would be fun to do with your friends or even a fun way to spend the afternoon.
I used to have a Halloween party each year, we would invite all our friends over and everyone would dress up. We played games, had our tractor hooked up the wagon that was full of hay bales. What fun we had?
The kids would run around all night with flashlights playing in the cornfield maze we made for them. It was a blast.
Now that they are grown, our parties are more relaxed. I was looking for some Halloween party games printables we could play with a couple of our friends. I ended up creating my own.
Halloween Word Games
In this pack of Halloween games, you’ll find a mixture of word games. These are always fun. Just print them out, so you have enough for everyone. Here’s what you get in this pack.
8 pages of Halloween Games and Cover
•Villain Match Game
•Halloween Scattergories
•Halloween Word List
•Witch Matching Game
•Halloween Word Search
•Halloween Crossword
•Halloween Word Scramble
•Cover Page
Halloween Scavenger Hunt Printable Game
In the second pack of Halloween printables, I added 10 different games. One of them is a scavenger hunt. I love those! Pick a couple of games from this pack for your next party. Here’s what you get.
10 pages of Halloween Games and Cover
~Cover
~Halloween Word Race
~Halloween Movie Trivia
~Halloween Family Feud 2 pages
~Halloween Scavenger Hunt
~Creepy Connected Words
~Game Winners List
~Shopping List
~Notes
Halloween Notebook Printables Lined Paper
You might also like my lined Halloween notepaper that you can print out and use in your planner or send a note to someone special. I have fun making these too. Here’s what you’ll get:
12 pages of Halloween Lined Notebook Pages and Cover
~Cute Cover
~2-Ghost Pages, Colored, and BW
~2-Notes Pages, Colored, and BW
~2- Cat Broom Pages, Colored, and BW
~2- Skull Pages, Colored, and BW
~2- Witch on Broom Pages, Colored, and BW
~Witch Saying Page Insert
Get your party started with these Halloween Party Games Printables, enjoy laughter, and some friendly competition with your friends and family. You might even want to buy a few cheap prizes to give away to the winners.
Fall is my favorite time of the year, I look forward to it every year! The crisp air outside, the weather getting cool enough to wear a sweater, and the birds are flocking together here in Southern Indiana. The trees are turning from green to bright red and orange. The smell of firewood burning from the chimney tops. I’m in heaven. I thought I would put together some great Pumpkin Recipes to Celebrate Fall this year.
Pumpkin is one of the most popular ingredients to use during the fall season, both for its seasonal appeal and flavor and for the fact that it is healthy and low-fat. For example, pumpkins can be used as a substitute for more fattening ingredients in baked food items, like cakes and cupcakes. It also has a variety of health benefits, including omega-3 fats, improving prostate health and gut health, including zinc and magnesium, and being great for post-menopause and liver health.
7 Pumpkin Recipes For Fall
Pumpkin Pancakes
Making pumpkin pancakes is super easy with this recipe from AllRecipes.com. All you need to do is mix the ingredients in a bowl, including canned pumpkin, milk, egg, and oil. Some dry ingredients include baking soda, baking powder, flour, and sugar. You will also need pumpkin spices like cinnamon and ginger. The pancakes themselves are cooked similarly to other pancakes.
Pumpkin French Toast
Another breakfast recipe using pumpkin is this French toast bake from MinimimalistBaker.com. Instead of making French toast the traditional way, you will add the ingredients into a pan and bake it for about 40 minutes. This makes it easier to put together and doesn’t require you to spend a lot of time in front of the stove. Some ingredients used include pumpkin butter and pumpkin pie spice, nuts, brown sugar, bread, and eggs.
Pumpkin Cookies
If you want to make pumpkin treats for Halloween or the fall season, consider making some cookies. Pumpkin cookies are great because they are actually quite healthy and low in fat, while also being delicious. These cookies are provided by Amy’s Healthy Baking and are made with pumpkin puree, cinnamon, nutmeg, whole wheat flour, and instant oats.
Pumpkin Biscuits
Biscuits are great for many different meals and snacks, from a nice breakfast to be a side dish at lunch or dinner. With this recipe from AllRecipes.com, you can use pumpkin, flour, brown sugar, spices, and some other ingredients to make a quick batch of seasonal pumpkin spiced biscuits that are lower in fat than the standard buttery version.
Pumpkin Hummus
Believe it or not, you can make healthy and yummy hummus by using pumpkin! Instead of canned pumpkin, it is recommended that you use fresh pumpkin for this recipe. You also will add ingredients like olive oil, cumin, garbanzo beans, maple syrup, and spices for the pumpkin-flavored hummus. You can also add some pumpkin seeds to the top for decoration and added flavor. This recipe is provided to you by DaringGourmet.com.
Pumpkin Soup
Why not try some hearty and warm pumpkin soup on a chilly fall evening? This Minimalist Baker recipe calls for fresh pumpkin slices, maple syrup, coconut milk, vegetable stock, and seasonings. The longest part of this soup-making process is roasting the pumpkin, then the rest is quick and easy.
7. Soft Pumpkin Dog Treats
I was looking for some soft dog treats for my old chihuahua. I played around with the recipe and came up with the perfect combination. My dogs love it! They are easy to make a big batch and put some in the freezer so they won’t go bad. I just take a handful out at a time and use them up in a couple of days. I also took the lazy way out and I didn’t use a cookie cutter to make them now. I roll the dough out in a tin cookie sheet then use a pizza cutter to cut them into little 1 inch bites. Then I cook the dough. Works out great!
Are you ready to get started creating a vision boards with the kids? You might think this is a new idea, but I remember reading about this family that when they needed a new car, the dad found a toy car that looked like the car he wanted to buy.
He had each of the kids hold the car and think of how awesome it would be to take summer trips in the car, then after the whole family had a chance to dream of owning the car. He stuck the car up on a shelf.
Do you know what happened? The family won a car during a festival that Spring and it looked just like that toy car! They all took a family vacation together with the money they were saving for the car! Amazing!
That’s why l love vision boards! They are like a map to our dreams. Why not teach our kids how to make goals and realize that dreams do come true if you put them on paper?
Ready to get started creating a vision board with the kids? Before you do, it’s worth learning a few clever tips to help with its creation.
5 Tips For Creating Vision Boards With Kids
If you want your child to get the most out of their vision board, it’s important to follow a few simple steps. Here, we’ll look at 5 tips for creating vision boards with kids you’ll want to follow.
Decide whether to create one or more boards
Sometimes, it can help to create more than one vision board for kids. It really depends upon the age of your children and how much previous experience they have with creating vision boards.
If you’re only just starting to introduce the idea of vision boards into their life, starting with just one is the best idea. However, once your child becomes a little more experienced, it’s a good idea to introduce more vision boards into their life.
This is because you can create different vision boards for different areas of your child’s life. One could be used for daily chores, another could be used for seasonal or special occasions, and another board could be used for your child’s dreams.
Help your kids brainstorm ideas
At first, your child may struggle to come up with their own ideas for their vision board. So, they may need a little help brainstorming some ideas.
Sit down together and ask them what their dreams or goals are. Depending upon their age, you may need to give them a few examples to prompt them. Write each of their ideas down, and then once you have a good list put together, you can then work on putting the vision board together.
Make the board as specific as possible
If you want the board to actually work for your child, it’s a good idea to make it as specific as possible. Children don’t tend to have the same level of attention or focus as adults. So, if it’s too general and long-term, they are unlikely to follow it.
Make sure the goals are specific, and you only focus on one thing at a time.
Add bright, attention-grabbing images
We’ve already touched upon this briefly in previous blogs. However, the importance of adding bright, attention-grabbing images cannot be dismissed.
The brighter the images are, the more it’s going to attract your child. Kids love bright things and they tend to be more motivated by something if it grabs their attention.
Let them take the lead in terms of which images they want to include. This is the best way of ensuring the vision board is effective.
Place the board somewhere they can see it daily
Finally, once the vision board has been completed, you’re going to want to stick it somewhere your child can see it. This could be in their bedroom, on the refrigerator, or on the wall in the kitchen. Wherever they spend a lot of their time, place the vision board so they can see it.
You can also bring the vision board down and talk through your child’s progress. If you do this daily, it’s going to help keep them focused on the steps they need to take to reach their dreams and goals.
Overall, vision boards can be great for kids. They deliver so many unique benefits, as well as teaching them life-long vision board skills. If they master it in early childhood, they’ll be able to create effective vision boards when they grow up. The above are just some of the top tips you can follow to ensure you create the best vision board for your child.
One thing that you should always do with the family is to make memories that you can share. Doing family activities together bonds everyone because they share the same memory. It’s one of the very best things you can do with your kids. Here’s 5 make memories with family ideas that you can do together this month.
5 Family Activities to Do to Build Memories and Bond with Your Family
Looking for new and exciting activities you can do with the family? There are lots of ways you can enjoy quality family time together.
Whether you’re looking for indoor or outdoor activities, here you’ll discover 5 activities to do to build memories and bond with the family.
Take a day trip
A great way to build memories with the family is to take day trips together. You don’t need to travel far or spend a huge amount of money. You’ll find plenty of free activities available such as going to the park or a museum.
Exploring new places together is fun too. Just getting out of the house and doing something different can do the whole family a world of good. You may even find a favorite place you can return to time and time again. When your kids get older, they’ll look back fondly on the day trips you took together as a family.
Go camping for the weekend
Camping can be fun for the whole family. There’s plenty to do at the campground, and many campgrounds are close to places that you can visit together. Amusement parks always have a campground nearby.
Spend the day at the park, then finish the day off with roasting marshmallows by the fair. The kids will love it that the fun isn’t over after a day at the park. Spend the whole weekend and buy a weekend pass at the park to save money. This memory will last a lifetime. Make it special for the whole family.
A board game night
Why not get back to basics and enjoy a fun-packed board game night? There are so many board games out there that you’re sure to find some the whole family can enjoy.
This also gives you a break from technology. Playing board games can be surprisingly fun, and kids love them. The only thing to be aware of here is whether any of the family is overly competitive. If they are, board games may not turn out to be quite the enjoyable activity you had in mind!
Play video games
If there’s one thing kids enjoy, it’s video games. However, it isn’t often the parents join in too. Playing together as a family is a great way to bond together.
Your kids will love having you join them in one of their favorite activities. You’ll learn new skills and may even find you enjoy it more than you thought you would. If you include activities that you know the kids enjoy, it’s going to be easier to tempt them to spend more time with you.
You could even invest in family-based video games to play together. Family trivia games are especially great for helping you to bond and create everlasting memories.
Scavenger hunts
Another super-fun idea is to organize a scavenger hunt. You can do this in your backyard if you have smaller children. Or, you could set one up in your local park.
You can pick up scavenger hunt kits online and then separate the family into two groups. You’ll have lots of fun trying to find the clues and eventually the hidden treasure. You might want to get a friend to set it up for you if you want the entire family to take part. Otherwise, you’re going to know where everything is if you were the one to hide the clues.
No matter what type of family activities you’re hoping to partake in, there’s sure to be an idea above to match your preferences. All of the activities mentioned are a great way to spend time together and bond with the family.
