The end of the school year seems like a perfect time to throw a party! Here in Arizona, an end …
I know, I know… a summer activity idea list is nothing new. Also having a stick jar to let kids …
What are “Smart Summer Activities,” you ask? Of course to qualify it has to be fun for kids, but also …
I recently created this template for a summer reading chart to motivate my kiddos to be bookworms this summer. We’ve …
Teacher Appreciation week is coming up the first week of May, and today I’m sharing super-easy gift ideas for teachers. …
This is the last week of school for our kiddos — hooray for summer! Here is a round up of …
Last year when Liam graduated Kindergarten (Has it really been an entire year?), he was convinced he needed something to …
Guess what I spied at the store this morning? School supplies — piles and piles of them! Summer time will be over before we know it, which reminded me that I never shared the “Oh What do you do in the Summertime?” party we did for OneCharmingParty.com in June.
This party was inspired by a song I learned as a child at church (listen to the song!), and every year I can’t help but think of this song and dream for a minute about all the things I’m looking forward to about summertime.
Last week we told you about our feature on the cover of Raising Arizona Kids magazine, but several of your reminded me that I didn’t go into more detail about the Bored Box article we’d written for the magazine. Today I will be correcting that oversight!
Aimée mentioned yesterday that we have some super-cool preschool graduation ideas. We’re sharing them today over on One Charming Party, and here’s why: at each holiday party for Piper’s preschool class this year, I have re-created ideas from One Charming Party — like the Popcorn Turkey and Donut Tree — and I’ve developed a bit of a reputation. Now everyone is expecting something spectacular for Preschool Graduation. The problem? There aren’t any preschool graduation party ideas on One Charming Party… yet!
After racking my brain for ideas and coming up completely blank, it hit me
My youngest brother graduated from ASU this month. My mom hosted his graduation party and asked me to help out …
