Word of The Day for September

Below you will find the Bonus Word of the Day!

  • 1. Autumn
  • 2. Harvest
  • 3. School
  • 4. Leaves
  • 5. Labor Day
  • 6. Football
  • 7. Boots
  • 8. Apple
  • 9. Pumpkin
  • 10. Migration
  • 11. Acorn
  • 12. Chilly
  • 13. Sweater
  • 14. Raincoat
  • 15. Back-to-school
  • 16. Cornucopia
  • 17. Amber
  • 18. Cider
  • 19. Firewood
  • 20. Bonfire
  • 21. Squirrel
  • 22. Scarf
  • 23. Maple
  • 24. Hayride
  • 25. Persimmon
  • 26. Harvest Moon
  • 27. Fog
  • 28. Cobweb
  • 29. Windy
  • 30. School Supplies

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Spring Break Fun for Teenagers

Outdoor Adventures

  • Hiking and Biking: Explore local trails and parks. Just a great time to get out and enjoy the springtime weather. It doesn’t matter if you are on a bike or foot.
  • Camping: Even if it’s just in your backyard, setting up a tent and spending the night under the stars can be a thrilling experience.
  • Water Fun: If you’re near a beach, lake, or river, spring is a great time for kayaking, paddleboarding, or even just a picnic by the water.

Art and Culture

  • Museum Tours: Many museums offer special exhibitions or workshops for teenagers during spring break.
  • Street Art Walks: Explore your city’s street art and murals. It’s a free way to see some amazing artwork and learn more about your city.
  • DIY Crafts: Organize a crafting day with friends. Choose a project, gather materials, and create something unique. We are planning on doing some rock painting and then scattering them in random spots in town.

Entertainment and Leisure

  • Movie Marathon: Host a themed movie marathon with friends. Put a sheet up in the backyard and a movie projector. Find your favorite movies, make some popcorn, and enjoy.
  • Local Sports Events: Check if there are any local sports events or games happening. Supporting local teams can be a fun outing.
  • Board Game Day: Invite friends over for a board game or video game day. Adding some fun to a game day by creating a competition with small prizes can really make it a great day!

Volunteering and Community Service

  • Community Clean-Up: Participate in or organize a local clean-up day at a park, beach, or neighborhood.
  • Charity Work: Many organizations look for volunteers to help with different activities. It’s a great way to give back and meet new people. Go visit a retirement home and be a friend for a day to somebody who might not otherwise have any company.
  • Animal Shelter: Spend a day volunteering at a local animal shelter. It’s rewarding and a wonderful way to connect with animals.

Fitness and Wellness

  • Yoga or Meditation Classes: Many studios offer free or donation-based classes for teenagers during spring break..
  • Dance Workshops: From hip-hop to salsa, dance workshops can be a fun way to stay active and learn new moves.
  • Outdoor Sports: Gather a group for a friendly match of soccer, basketball, or frisbee in a local park.

Spring break doesn’t have to mean traveling far or spending a lot of money. With a little creativity and planning, you can have a memorable break exploring the treasures in your own backyard. Just remember to stay flexible, have a plan but be open to spontaneous adventures. Also be sure to stay safe and have fun!! read more

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Essential Guide for Parents of Children with Special Needs


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Understanding what tires you out both emotionally and physically is the first step toward effective self-care. Once you identify these triggers, you can develop coping mechanisms to mitigate them. For example, if your child’s medical appointments are a significant source of stress, consider teaming up with another family member to share the responsibility. read more

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7 Practical Tips for Keeping Your Kids Happy and Engaged Indoors

7 Practical Tips for Keeping Your Kids Happy and Engaged Indoors

1. Consider Your Children’s Traumatic Experiences read more

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Let it Snow Giveaway Hop 

Are you ready for the “Let it Snow” Giveaway Blog Hop? At FROG Reviews and Ramblings, I have teamed up with over 30 bloggers to bring you another great Hop to close out the year. In case this is your first time here and you are not familiar with a Blog Hop, I’ll take a few minutes to explain it to you. Scroll to the bottom of this post and enter the giveaway for $10 PayPal Cash. Once you have entered that giveaway, scroll to the bottom of the page to see a list of other blogs. Click on each one and “hop” around to enter everybody else’s Giveaways! It is a one-stop shop for entering to win a variety of different giveaways. Easy Peasy!! read more

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December Cash Event 

DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO FROG REVIEWS AND RAMBLINGS BY CLICKING ON THE BUTTON ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THIS PAGE, SO YOU DON’T MISS OUT ON FUTURE GIVEAWAY

Be certain to BOOKMARK this page and come back daily and enter to win!

We are ready to close out 2023 with another great Giveaway!! Check it out below! Happy December! We wish you a warm time of cheer this holiday season and offer you the chance to win some cash! This event is HOSTED by The Mommy Island and The Kids Did It and sponsored by fabulous bloggers, authors, and Etsy shop owners! Click Your Way Over To Our CoHosts! Sunshine and Rollercoasters, Get Your Holiday On, Deliciously Savvy, Sybrina’s Book Blog, Author Jill Chapman, Ottawa Mommy Club, Versatileer, Saving K, Jessica Inspired by Faith, Jennifer Lane Books,

Mom Does Reviews read more

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Keeping Busy Families Organized with Cost-Efficient Strategies

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Between work, school, and family activities, it can be next to impossible for busy parents to keep up with all their daily tasks. It’s easy to become overwhelmed and lose track of important information. To help busy families stay organized and save money, FROG Reviews and Ramblings has compiled a list of tips and tricks that will help you manage your time and finances more effectively.

Employ Time-Management Strategies

Organizing your day is essential for getting tasks done efficiently. Use time-management strategies such as making lists, setting deadlines, and breaking big projects into smaller tasks. As you cross everything off your list at the end of the day, you’ll feel more accomplished because you can focus on the most crucial tasks first. read more

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Canning Cranberry Juice

4 12 oz bags cranberries
7 quarts water
(Sugar if you want)

  • 4 — 12 oz bags fresh cranberries
  • 7 Quarts water
  • Sugar (if you want to add it…personally I don’t add)

Clean and rinse cranberries.    Add cranberries to stockpot with 4 quarts water.   Boil for about 10-15 minutes until berries are popped.   Drain them.(I use metal mesh strainers…but you can use cheesecloth also).  Save juice…set aside.  Take drained berries and add them back to pot with 2 quarts of water.   Boil again another 10 minutes or so.   Drain again…setting juice aside.   Take drained berries and add to 1 quart of fresh water.   Boil another 10 minutes.  Drain. Now your cranberries will start loosing color. Add all of your juice that you’ve set aside together into stockpot.  At this point you should have about 7 quarts of juice. read more

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