My girls love doing t-shirt crafts, so when I see a cute, easy idea, we give it a try! These stenciled t-shirts were really easy. The girls and I searched for printable templates online to use–that was probably the hardest part of the whole project! It was tricky to find designs that were simple enough [...]
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Stenciled T-Shirts
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts, Family on March 2, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
2012 Pinewood Derby Cars
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Christianity, Crafts, Family, Scouting on February 10, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
There is an easy way of doing things, and there is a difficult way of doing things. And then there is the Prairie Family way of doing things: the hardest way possible! This is a general principle in our house, and nothing proves it to be more true than when we make our annual set [...]
Cupcake Hats
Posted in Crafts, Family on November 21, 2011 | 3 Comments »
My girls LOVE–and I do mean LOVE–cute hats. In fact, the cuter and/or sillier they are, the more they like them! Several months ago, we saw a picture of a cupcake hat, and, of course, Cosette and Kara seriously wanted to add them to their collection. I looked online for patterns and found several different [...]
A Beka Academy 5th Grade Mammal Poster
Posted in Abeka Academy, Crafts, Video Clips on September 13, 2011 | 3 Comments »
One of the first projects for A Beka Academy 5th Grade is the mammal science poster. Brock did his on guinea pigs, and John did his on bob cats. Cosette wanted to do hers on dogs, but I told her that “dogs” is too broad of a topic and encouraged her to pick a particular [...]
2011 Summer Youth Program Classes
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts, Family on July 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Wow, our June was FULL! It just went by so fast–I can’t believe that it is already July 1! In only a little over a month, it will be time to go back to school. Seems kind of crazy! Anyway, I am several posts behind on all that the Prairie Family has been doing, but [...]
2011 Cub Scout (and AHG!) Day Camp
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts, Family, Scouting on June 5, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Yesterday was an exhausting, but fun Day Camp for our local Cub Scouts. Since Dan and I were helping with the camp, our AHG Trailblazers were also able to attend the camp, and they had a wonderful time. We are thankful for the organizers who allowed the girls to be full participants in [...]
Summer Plans
Posted in Abeka Academy, American Heritage Girls, Crafts, Family, Scouting on May 18, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Although the weather has been exceptionally cool lately and it doesn’t seem true, we only have about 1 1/2 more days of school left before summer vacation. Kara and Luke will actually be finished tomorrow. Cosette, Brock, and John will have a few exams that carry over into Friday. It doesn’t seem possible that it [...]
Rev It Up! VBS Crafts
Posted in Christianity, Crafts on May 15, 2011 | 2 Comments »
In a few weeks, our church is going to be having our regular summer Vacation Bible School. This year we are using the Rev it Up curriculum from Regular Baptist Press, and I think it’s going to be a good VBS! We invited a young, enthusiastic missionary to work with the kids this summer, and [...]
Clay Pots and Swords
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts, Scouting on May 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Luke’s Bear Scout group is blessed to have an art teacher as one of their leaders. She’s a sweet lady too! This teacher has to be one of the most creative people I have ever met, and she loves sharing her creativity with kids. As an end-of-the-year activity, she wanted to do some clay pottery [...]
Loom Knitting Projects Finished!
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crafts on April 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The girls have finished making their hats using loom knitting. They were making this as part of the American Heritage Girls Textile Arts merit badge. This really is a good project for girls–very easy to have success! There are many things that can be made using the looms, and both of the girls are already [...]




