Faith
Church New Year
Nativity of the Theotokos
Elevation of the Precious Cross
Saints Juvenaly and Peter
Homemaking
Visit large farmers market a few time before it closes for the year
Library Book Sale
Serve Meals on the Porch
Begin Serving Warming Meals
Make S'mores as a Family
Organize Out of Season Children's Clothing in Nursery Closet
Plan Children's Autumn Wardrobes and List Things Needed
Decorate Porch with Mums and Ornamental Kale
Continue Good Homemaking Habits
Continue Knitting
Replenish Everyone's Socks and Pajamas
Plan Family Vacation
Put Out Autumn Decorations
Organize Seasonal Decoration into Boxes
Sugar Plum
Kindergarten Begins!
Work on a Good Attitude
Little Man
Speech Nursery School Begins!
Work on Listening Better
Baby Button
Keep this Little Guy Healthy!
Work on Walking!
Learning Basket Themes
Apples
Harvest
Autumn
Zoo
Special Days
First Day of School – 1st
Grandparents Day – 11th
Full Barley Moon – 12th
+ Michelle – 19th
Auntie Claudia – 20th
Uncle Peter – 24th
Grandmama – 30th
Learning
Practice being still and quiet during services and prayers
Practice Venerating Icons Properly
Make it a Habit to Tidy the Bedroom Every Morning
Feastday shelf and book basket
Apple Picking
Attend the Pow Wow for Some Local Native Americans
Visit the City Zoo, Aquarium, and Children's Museum on Vacation
Learning Basket for Nativity of the Theotokos
Learning Basket for Elevation of the Precious Cross
Visit the Beach Frequently Before it Gets too Cold
Weekly Library Trip
Take Morning Walks
Care for Plants
Learn Nursery Rhymes By Heart: Baa Baa Black Sheep and Curly Locks, Curly Locks
Consider a Sparkle Stories Subscription
2 comments:
You are so organized!
I can really appreciate the longs lists.
Would you be able to post some insight (or, if you already have, point me in the right direction) on how to decide a child's autumn wardrobe. I have no idea how to figure out what they should have. My one daughter has about 10 pairs of handed down leggings, that are all nice and quite useful, but what's the cutoff? Any advice would be so much appreciated!
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