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I drew this for the kids in church a few years ago. You may download the PDF for free from my blog. Coloring Pages for Kids by Mr. Adron: Printable Isaiah 26:3 coloring page, "You keep him in perfect peace..." (coloringpagesbymradron.blogspot.com)

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Bible memory Verse games are not only enjoyable, but also a powerful tool for teaching children God's Word. They will be more prepared to handle anything life throws at them both now and in the future if they make it a habit!

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Discover our free printable Mary coloring pages. Encourage creativity and mindfulness in children with our beautifully detailed outlines. The pages feature Bible's one of the most significant women, Mary, in various scenes. This fun activity promotes religious education and serves as an immersive form of engagement for your kids.PrintDownload

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The envelope paper is well known to all the people as it is a routine product of use with the growth of industrialization, education and commercial activities. An envelope is a common packaging item which is only a folded piece of paper mainly designed to contain a flat object like card or letter and yet an important part of our national communications system. Envelope paper was developed in China when a paper was invented by 2nd century BC. The envelopes are preferred because of its strength like weather resistance, good printability etc. Throughout the history, an envelope is an essential form of communication. Earlier, messages were sent in the closed containers or under the seal which can be found in various books of the bible.

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Why You Need to Keep Coming Back to the Word

"'The Bible is life–changing. Not only will reading and responding to God’s Word change your life today, but the Bible will continually change you as you keep coming back to it throughout your life. It’s not enough to sample the Word; you need to incorporate the habit of daily coming back to the Word into your life.

God’s Word Is Where the Power Is

R.A. Torrey shared what has become one of my favorite quotes, “People who pray for power but neglect the Bible abound in the church. But the power that belongs to God is stored up in the great reservoir of His own Word, the Bible. We cannot obtain or maintain God’s power in our own lives or in our work unless there is deep and frequent meditation on the Word of God.”

Torrey was a longtime ministry associate of D.L. Moody who also had a passion for God’s Word and based his whole ministry on it. In one of my favorite stories about D.L. Moody, he shares:

A quickening that will last must come through the word of God. A man stood up in one of our meetings and said he hoped for enough out of the series of meetings to last him all his life. I told him he might as well try to eat enough breakfast at one time to last him a lifetime. That is a mistake that people are making; they are running to religious meetings and they think the meetings are going to do the work. But if these don’t bring you into closer contact with the word of God, the whole impression will be gone in three months.

If you really want to grow in your Christian life, you need to keep coming back to the Word of God.

It’s not enough to read the Bible once and then move on. Each of us need daily manna from heaven that God gives as we come back to His Word each day.

Keep scrolling to get a FREE printable Bible reading plan below! >>

It’s one thing to get into the Word of God, but it’s another thing to let the Word of God get into you.

Your Bible Is Living and Active

When you become a student of the Bible and you read it consistently throughout the years, different Scriptures stand out at different times. God’s Word is living and active and will often speak to you what you need to hear at just the right moment.

God’s Word also becomes living and active in your heart when you memorize Scripture and meditate on it. To meditate on the Word of God means letting it roll over and over again in your heart and mind until it settles deeply into your spirit. It’s one thing to get into the Word of God, but it’s another thing to let the Word of God get into you. I spend much of my day as part of a ministry team thinking on the Word of God and what God wants to speak into the chaos, dysfunction, and brokenness of our world. I meditate and ponder what God might be saying and what He might want me to say to bring hope and truth into a world that desperately needs Him.

Remind Your Heart Daily What God Has Said

It’s important to keep coming back to the Word of God because the Bible tells us the importance of remembering what God has said:

“For this reason I will not be negligent to remind you always of these things, though you know and are established in the present truth. Yes, I think it is right, as long as I am in this tent, to stir you up by reminding you, knowing that shortly I must put off my tent, just as our Lord Jesus Christ showed me. Moreover I will be careful to ensure that you always have a reminder of these things after my decease” (2 Peter 1:12-15, NKJV).

It is good to be reminded of what God has said, and you do this by coming back to the Word over and over so your life is continually changed."'

Excerpted with permission from ThomasNelsonBibles.com. Written by Matt Brown, author of Truth Plus Love.

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Search by Skills: Skills or your capabilities certainly are very useful while searching for a job. If you are lucky enough you could find your preferred job opportunity mentioned in the career section of the company website.

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Spring Printables Templates & WorksheetsĪlong with these free printable word searches, we also have a great collection of puzzle printables such as Printable Kids Crossword Puzzles, Printable Sudoku (with different levels), and many more printable games. Another option that you could try is to find the website of the company via Google.

You will find word searches that focus on animals, the bible, vacation, seasons, holidays, school and school subjects, and popular entertainment that kids enjoy. So grab your favorite pen or sharp pencil, find the hidden words, and have some fun the old-fashioned way! Good Luck! Printable Word Search Each word search has 24 words related to - Les professions - French. There are 2 easy versions and 2 hard versions. These word searches are perfect for both adults and children and are great resources for moms and teachers – feel free to use them in your lesson! Les professions - French Jobs (Les mtiers) Word Search (wordsearch) ActivityThis product contains 4 Les professions - French Jobs (Les mtiers) (wordsearch) Activity - word search.

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There’s no need to scour the internet for a free word search! If you’re looking for free printable word finds, then you will enjoy this vast collection. After finding the words you need to search for them in the table given to pass the level.

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Word Search Pro game has also many hints per each level to make it easier for you to find the missing words. There is a variety of printable word searches to choose from and these are perfect for classroom distribution or even just a rainy day at home. Check out Common jobs word search pro answers. Word search and puzzle games are the perfect fun exercises for kids to do regularly to help them develop and are great for keeping them off screens. Recommended: Check out this Advance Word Search Maker to create commercial use printable puzzles. Add your own words to customize or start creating from scratch.

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When I was younger I would spend most of my free time completing word searches and I was so proud of myself for being able to complete them quickly. Common Words word search to download and print or play online. It is developed by Word Puzzle Games and it is ranked 1 on the Appstore for more than 2 months. Word Search Pro game has also many hints per each level to make it easier for you to find. Check out Common jobs word search pro answers. We have a great range of easy word search puzzles that will give kids hours of word hunting fun! This hint and many other hints like this are created to make.

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Lots of fun word find puzzles to download and print in pdf or image format. This word search reviews some common jobs and occupations such as doctor, nurse, reporter, and teacher. Check out my Disclaimer for more information.Printable word search puzzles in a variety of popular topics. Please note: This printable is for personal non-commercial use only. Step 2: Search through the jumbled letters to find the word it can be found vertically, horizontally, or diagonallyin both directions (left to right and right to left) Step 3: Once you find. If you have questions about the printables and printing process, be sure to visit my FAQ page. It reaches roughly 13,380 users and delivers about 29,460 pageviews each month. uk rank has decreased -5 over the last 3 months. You can pin this image to your Pinterest board! .uk has a global rank of 1,070,291 which puts itself among the top 10 million most popular websites worldwide. Looking for more printable word searches? You will find them HERE.

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Simply download the PDF file and print it at home. You can laminate the page or place it in a dry erase pocket to make this activity reusable. This word search puzzle is great as a homeschooling activity. Our giant collection of interactive word search puzzles features a wide range of educational subjects and topics of general interest. The answer key to the game is also included in the download. Words are hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally (forward, or backward). There are such jobs as doctor, lawyer, mechanic, scientist, firefighter, singer, and more.Īll the words that have to be found are listed below the word search. Common jobs word search pro answers TEACHER-DOCTOR-COOK-DRIVER-ENGINEER-CASHIER Already solved this level Go back at Word Search Pro Peacock Answers All Levels. This word search has 20 job titles hidden in the grid. This game allows kids to learn new vocabulary and practice spelling while they are having fun at the same time. This printable word search puzzle is a fun way to introduce kids to different career paths. Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and I may make a small commission on items purchased through links in this post at no extra cost to you.

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Gospel library lessons

Cwic Media (*Also on YouTube, refer above under VIDEOS)ĥ3. Come, Follow Me: Chapter by Chapter by Barry Hillamĥ1. Interpreter Foundation, Come Follow Me RoundtablesĤ8. OR Help Me Understand the Book of Mormon with JasonĤ7. Help Me Understand the New Testament with Jason Meridian Magazine with Scot and Maurine ProctorĤ6. One Minute Scripture Study with Kristen Walker Smith & Cali BlackĤ5. The Scripture Study Project with Zach and KristaĤ4. The Savior Said, A Come Follow Me Podcast with LexiĤ3. Follow Him with John Bytheway and Hank Smith *You can also watch this on YouTubeĤ1. REAL TALK – Come Follow Me *You can also watch this on YouTubeĤ0. Come Follow Me for Us with Melanie Wellmanģ9. Read Daily’s Come Follow Me *Audio for the Come Follow Manual*ģ8. A Balanced Saint of Mind, on YouTube – click HEREģ6. LDS Come Follow Me with Steve Scott, on YouTube. Come Follow Me LDS by Cwic Media, on YouTube. 29th Floor Sunday School with Ben, on YouTube. Click HERE *You can also get this on a podcastĢ7. Follow Him with John Bytheway and Hank Smith, on YouTube. Book of Mormon Central, Click HERE (website) *For their YouTube Channel, click HEREĢ6. Click HERE *You can also get this on a podcastĢ5. Don’t Miss This with Emily Belle Freeman and Dave Butler, on YouTube. (Refer to Podcasts to find a free Android app specifically for faithful Latter-day Saint podcasts)Ģ3. *It includes a link to Melanie’s Library 🙂 Click HERE It includes links to all the church resources along with member created content as well. The Come Follow Me App – your one place for all the resources available to study. Check the website for more info by clicking HEREĢ2. Scripture Plus – from Book of Mormon Central offers an expansive array of Latter-day Saint scripture resources. Check the website for more info by clicking HEREĢ1. BYU’s Virtual Scriptures – Virtual New Testament and Book of Mormon available. *FYI: The church released a new Church News app that isn’t yet listed, click HERE for the News AppĢ0. For a list of official church apps, click HERE BYU’s New Testament Lessons & Charts, click HEREġ9. BYU’s Religious Study Center, click HEREġ8. BYU Studies – Book of Mormon Study Helps, click HEREġ7. BYU Studies – Book of Mormon Lessons & Charts, click HEREġ6. BYU’s Studies – Doctrine and Covenants Lessons, click HEREġ5. BYU’s Religious Study Center, click HEREġ4. BYU’s Encyclopedia of Mormonism, click HEREġ3. BYU’s Scripture Citation Index, Click HEREġ1. The Life of Jesus Christ Bible Videos, Click HEREġ0. This link takes you to where they have the videos divided up into segments. *Here is another link to the videos on the church’s website. They are also available on the Gospel Library app, or on the church’s website by clicking HERE

The NEW Book of Mormon Videos, available on YouTube, click HERE. ALL Seminary Manuals ( Both Teacher and Student available), Click HEREĨ. ALL Institute Manuals ( Both Teacher and Student available), Click HEREĥ. Liahona – Each issue contains Come, Follow Me support articles and activities, Click HEREĤ. Come, Follow Me – Gospel Media, suggested media for each week:ģ. (**Scroll down to “Podcasts” to find an audio for the Come, Follow Me Manual that includes scripture verses being read**)Ģ. Come, Follow Me Manuals for the home and all organizations, Click HERE **Don’t forget to bookmark this page so that you can have easy access to it each week as you study the gospel.ġ. If there’s a resource you know of that’s not listed and feel it should be, please email me at and let me know. Including all the great church links right at the top. Well… here it is!Īfter much research, I have put together a comprehensive list of all the Come, Follow Me resources available online. A list we could easily bookmark and have easy access to each week as we study the gospel. One that divides up all the resources into categories such as videos, podcasts, websites, printables and so forth. Something that would be useful for everyone to use. With so many wonderful Come, Follow Me resources out there, I thought it was time to make an easy-to-use list of them all. (Image of Christ by Liz Swindle, for more of her artwork, click HERE) A comprehensive list of over 100+ Come, Follow Me resources available online to better help you study and teach the gospel at home and in your calling.

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Need a reading plan that starts on a date other than January 1? Use either of these links to generate a custom One Year Bible reading plan. This unique viewpoint allows you to read the whole Bible as a single story and to see the unfolding of God’s plan in history. The One Year® Chronological Bible Reading Plan contains the entire text of the bible arranged in the order the events actually occurred.

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This arrangement of Scripture brings variety and a fresh approach to each day’s reading, while providing a clear understanding of the Bible’s larger message. The One Year® Bible Reading Plan consists of passages from the Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs.

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Note: Certain languages and editions may not be fully translated.The Apocrypha books are not included in One Year readings. Free Printable Study Guide of John Chapter 1: The Word Became Flesh: This chapter is a great introduction to the life, ministry, and deity of Jesus. It contains six weeks of bible study with a week being dedicated to a chapter and each chapter holds daily bible questions and answers, about two to three per day. Students have 18 months to complete each of the three Scofield courses, and 6 months to complete each of the three CEU courses.After setting the default version you can bookmark the page in order to save the version in the url as your default. The Ephesians Bible Study is one of the free printable bible study lessons with questions and answers and teaches of Paul’s great privilege to the Ephesians. The tuition cost of enrolling in these courses in $747.

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Scofield Plus Three – This 30-CEU package includes the three Scofield courses plus the three CEUs (Successful Soul-Winning, The Biblical Basis of Missions, Teaching with Results) needed to round out the Scofield Bible Studies Certificate. Students have 18 months to complete each of the three courses. Learn about the NIV translation, NIV Bibles & read articles related to the Bible. The tuition cost for this 27-CEU package is $600. The NIV Bible is the worlds bestselling modern English Bible translation. Scofield Complete – includes all three of the courses in the individual Scofield curriculum (Old Testament, New Testament and Bible Doctrine). When you complete your studies you have the option to receive a certificate of completion.Ĭall (800) 758-6352 for more information. If you complete all three courses plus the three specified CEU courses listed above, you will receive the Scofield Bible Studies Certificate. Free Online Bible Study: Enjoy Bible study lessons that can be used as an individual study. You will receive a certificate after you complete each of the Scofield courses. Bible study workbooks may be topical or based on a book of the Bible. The exams consist of true/false, multiple-choice, short answer and matching questions. Because you receive CEU credit for the Scofield curriculum, it cannot be used to fulfill course requirements for any college degree program. The Scofield curriculum is for your personal enrichment, although it is more in-depth than a typical CEU course. Print and assemble your own easy to read, Christian childrens books Reading Chart with Bible Reading Suggestions.

To guide you in an extended study of a number of the great doctrinal words and topics of Scriptures. Hundreds of free, printable Bible activities including worksheets, games, calendars, cards and Bingo.

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To acquaint you with basic divisions and themes of the Bible.

The goals of the Scofield curriculum are: Because this is a research-type course, many of the answers to the exam questions will not be found in the textbooks but will be the result of your own Bible study. Using the textbooks as a guide to study, you will be expected to apply yourself to diligently investigate what the Bible teaches. These courses provide a comprehensive, systematic and trustworthy way to study the entire Bible and key doctrines. Printable online Bible studies are ideal for individual and small group study. Biblical help and advice also on anger and depression, finances and communication, temptation and small groups. A total of 30 continuing education units are required for the Scofield Bible Studies Certificate based on the following: Bible and Theology Summary: Bible-based books and free online Bible studies with advice on Christian marriage and Christian parenting.

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I am glad to make these Bible activity mni-magazines for the kids in church. You are welcome to download the free PDF on my blog. Coloring Pages for Kids by Mr. Adron: Free Printable Bible Mini-Magazine for Kids Issue 226. (coloringpagesbymradron.blogspot.com)

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Bible Coloring Pages Looking for a Bible coloring page to color? Check out our archive of images, with illustrations from different points in the Bible.

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Discover our free printable 'Days of Creation' coloring pages. They are an excellent educational tool that helps children learn about the Bible's creation story in an interactive, fun way. The vibrant illustrations inspire creativity while teaching fundamental religious teachings. Perfect for Sunday school, rainy afternoons, or quiet time activities.PrintDownload

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So @bee-friend suggested that I do a homeschool resources/curriculum post. I don’t need lots of encouragement because I love talking about all this stuff. The trouble these days is not that there’s a paucity of resources, but actually that there’s too many. You can easily drown in a sea of options and contradictory methods. It’s kind of overwhelming if you don’t have some perspective from which to start cataloguing and evaluating.

I am not claiming to be an expert. My oldest is only in first grade so I can’t give a user experience on a wide range of curricula. What I do have going for me as a “guide” of sorts is that I am a compulsive researcher and plan-far-ahead-into-the-future person, because I want to already be aware of our options and be able to recognize methods, problems, and solutions for the problems, when I encounter them. In short, I’ve been reading about this for years, have been compiling our own curriculum from the get-go, and am always absorbing insight and recommendations from more experienced homeschooling families, so I have at least a passing acquaintance with a variety of methods and options. So please don’t read this as the gospel of an infallible all-knowing guide, but rather as a friend who’s living it talking to another friend who might be interested.

Personally, my approach was to begin by exhaustively reading about methods (classical? Charlotte Mason? What about the big boxed curriculum names like Seton?) so I could recognize them and evaluate their prospective merits, and then begin feeling out what works for me as a teacher and my kids as students. And then, within that framework, to read every booklist available - literally, if there’s a booklist from a reliable source for a needed subject or our age group, I will give it a once-over - and then put my money (when I have any) into building a home library. (If you have a good local library, use it! ...We don’t.) It’s worked great so far; my kids are bright, inquisitive, and, in terms of content-acquisition, consistently working above grade level.

I’m not up for a “comprehensive” post, so this is not an intro to everything that is out there or even necessarily every resource I’ve ever drawn on. (Unless it actually works for us and becomes a regular feature, I don’t keep track of links super well.) What I would like to do is share some Catholic (or adaptable-to-Catholic-needs) resources for the grammar level (broadly, K-2nd) that I’ve found useful: 

Mother of Divine Grace (MODG). My go-to guide. Classical education, i.e., emphasis on truth and beauty with learning divided into the stages of the trivium according to where, developmentally, the child is at. If you register with them, they literally teach you how to teach your child.

Little Schoolhouse in the Suburbs is a free MODG-guide and how-to, particularly helpful for first-time teachers and if you have to adapt, like for a learning disability. Her math drill breakdowns got us through half of Kindergarten math when I couldn’t afford to buy the textbook (we eventually received it as a gift.)

Ambleside Online and Mater Amabilis. Both are free Charlotte Mason (CM) curricula; Mater Amabilis is the Catholic version. CM is not classical education, but there’s overlap between CM and classical. Lots of classical homeschoolers use/have CM influences (including us.)

Build Your Library. Found this site through this article on what are living books and how to use them (a CM concept.) I haven’t really explored the site as a whole but I found the level 1 (1st grade) ancient history booklist and free sample syllabus extremely useful this summer as we launch into ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. 

Note that Story of the World is a Protestant history and notably deficient in the Reformation era, and I’ve read other Catholic complaints. I do know Catholic families who adapt it, and also others who don’t bother because there’s now a Catholic version, The Story of Civilization, which I have the first book of and plan to try out later this year. And of course there are other Catholic (and secular) history programs.

RCHistory. It does stand for “Roman Catholic” history. It’s the only place I found that still has Kid’s Bible Timelines in stock from the “great adventure” program. Introduced me to the Gilgamesh trilogy, which my kids are in the middle of and really love. Here’s RCH’s ancient history options. 

Two guides to classical education and home education in general:

You can’t really do a homeschool guide without mentioning Susan Wise Bauer’s The Well-Trained Mind. The Bauers write from a Protestant perspective (they’re the source of Story of the World) but this book is invaluable for the broad perspective on classical education. 

Ditto Laura Berquist’s Designing Your Own Classical Curriculum, which is Catholic (she’s the source of MODG.)

I have older editions of both these books; I assume the newer editions have even more going for them, in terms of updated resources. 

 Preschool Math at Home. As a certified math failure and a product of public school, I was legitimately terrified to start teaching math to my preschooler. The two most important things that changed that were:

1) reading in Rebecca Frech’s book Teaching in Your Tiara, and I paraphrase: Look at this evidence of how terribly public schools are doing teaching math. And such a school  did after all produce you, who is scared of teaching your child 1 + 1. Can you do worse than that? You really can’t. 

There are a ton of Catholic-mom-homeschooling resources out there that focus on questions like “what resources are available” and “I think this is a good option but I’m afraid of x y and z.” A brief search brings up a bunch.

And 2) Preschool Math at Home, which explains in clear and logical fashion how beginning math skills build on each other and what you should be encouraging your child to do at each developmental stage. Once you understand a) what the early skills are and b) see they build on each other, the fear goes away. Then you just have to know your child, monitor what they can do, and respond to that. Which is just motherhood in a nutshell anyway. 

And finally: don’t ever underestimate what you can learn from homeschooling-mom blogs. Every August/September there’s a flurry of posts about curricula and lots of moms post regularly about what they’re reading, how they handle challenges, and what their methods are. Many of the big-name blogs that I started following from even before I was married are less active or defunct now, but a little internet searching and clicking around will start opening up what is in fact a very large and busy world. A good place to start finding these blogs is an annual linkup from SimpleHomeschool.net where bloggers share day-in-the-life posts. 

And an aside: if you don’t hate reading on screens (I do) there are a million books available for free online in various formats. Ambleside Online happens to have a convenient list of sites because they recommend free stuff whenever possible. 

Similarly, you might be amazed at how many and how varied the free online/printable worksheets, games, and “supplemental” resources are. The key here is to have looked at enough quality resources that you can judge the source and/or see when a given worksheet/activity is worth it or not.

If you’re interested in homeschooling, I hope this is helpful to you.

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Friday, May 8 - Plans

Activity - When we go on a walk around our neighborhood today, we will be doing a scavenger hunt found here!

Reading - Have a book in your house that talks about the ocean or water? Read it to your kiddos and remember to ask them questions about it at dinner. 

Writing - Work on another literacy printable from this site.

Math - Measure out ingredients and make a fun ocean slime found here. 

Science - “Walk” around the National Aquarium here. Talk about what animals you saw on your “tour” at dinner!

Social Studies/Missions - Call a family member or friend and share with them your Bible verse for the week!

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My quarantine life

On weekdays, I wake up at 6pm to read my holy book. You should make it a habit to read the Bible, Quran, Torah or any others every morning. After that, I eat a healthy breakfast, and then do the schoolwork my teachers sent. Schools are closed, and you don't want to turn into a brainless zombie, so do all you sent schoolwork or your online classes. If you don't have any of those, then print out some math worksheets, maybe do a science experiment, or some research. Anything that you would normally do at school. It is important to get the education you need. Next, do some fun activities. I get all the work out of the way so I have time to chill. You should avoid screens, and do something more productive. Here is a list. 

Read a book

write a poem

do a sewing project

find cool diys

write a story

build with Lego

go on a walk

paint a picture

play an instrument

make some slime

play a sport outside

try a new recipe

sing a song

knit a sweater

I could go on and on, but let's continue. Don't freak out, because after doing at least 1 hour of screen free activities, you can have a precious hour and a half for your TV, phone, I-pad, laptop and more. Here are some things to do.

Scroll through ALL your social media, and make fun posts. I like using Pinterest, Weheartit, Reddit, pearl trees and Tumblr. Reply to your comments also. FaceTime friends and family, or just text. Zoom is a great app for contacting with larger groups. Play some games on your device, like Fortnite and Roblox. Cooking and dress up games are fun to try. There are endless video games to play, but my favorite is  Super Mario Kart. Try some riddles to exercise your brain. They are really fun and challenging. Find some fun facts and jokes to tell your family and friends. Clear out your inbox, apps you don't use, and delete useless pictures so you have more storage space. You can find some really neat websites, for finding new recipes, fashion ideas, exercise routines and more everyday stuff. If you like writing, you can go to Writerscafe.org, and post your stories, poems and writings, for free. Online shopping is fun, but don't spend too much. I have a blog, and you should too. Share about yourself, and more, like weight loss plans, food recipes, activities to do, things to try, baby names, fun facts, decor ideas, fashions, diys, hacks, gardening tips and more! Anything that floats your boat! Blogger is easy and free, if you want to make a blog. Here is my blog:  https://pearlsaphhire.blogspot.com/

This is getting long, and you might be bored, so I will hurry up:)

Make sure to help with chores, like sweeping, dusting, washing dishes, vacuuming, and cleaning countertops. You can organize your room, make your bed, and wash your clothes once a week. Doing chores is really important, so make sure you do some for about half an hour. With all this free time, you should take a nap, or just relax, while listening to music, or podcasts. I daydream a lot also, and I love writing down my goals. Bucket list are great ideas, so here are some links:

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Bucket lists are basically a list of things you want to do before you die, or at least something you want to achieve in your life.

 Here are more extra things to do when you are bored:

Make a quarantine playlist

bake a cake

explore the attic

watch the news(but not too much)

I am now gonna give you some tips on how to learn a language. Duolingo is the best site for learning a new language.check it out and you'll see what i mean. They give you reminders to practice every day, and there are different levels, and they are super easy. I am learning German and Italian. Both are fairly easy. If you don't know French, try that. Spanish is also very popular. Irish is similar to Italian, so that should be a breeze. If you want a challenge, try Ukrainian, or Chinese. Learning languages are really fun, and educational at the same time, and I totally recommend it. 

Try some makeup tutorials.

Experiment your makeup, make natural makeups and do some step by steps. You can make your own videos too! Give yourself a spa day.

24 Inexpensive Ways To Create Your Own DIY Spa Day

30 Luxurious (But Cheap!) Products For An At-Home Spa Night

Check out these links.

Anyways, I'm gonna wrap this up! Make sure to check my blog, and stay home, stay safe, and stay calm! The COVID-19 will end soon! I love you all!

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