This week, we published a post about how to use your 100 Days of Summertime eBook and create your own Summer Central Binder to make your summer planning simple and effective. Today, we want to offer you a chance to win a customized binder of your own! Plus, it will come with a printed, hole-punched copy of the 100 Days of Summertime 2012 eBook including all 31 of ListPlanIt‘s lists.
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One of each of these per day please. You have until Wednesday, June 6 at 6 pm EST to enter.
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« Previous 1 … 3 4 5we will keep moving ahead with our routines and schedules, just as women would long ago
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Schedule! Schedule!
I have four children - ages 15, 8, 6, and 4. To keep our schedule smooth, I have already made a list of all the places my kids love to visit (pool, aquarium, park, etc.) Each day of the week is dedicated to one of those places, and we visit it weekly. When my kids wake up, they know Tuesday is Aquarium Day. Most of the time, they're already dressed and ready to go on their own. :)
Corrie, I love it! What part of the world do you live? I wish we had an aquarium within easy distance of us. A little incentive to start the day goes a long way to a smooth summer. Thanks for sharing!
And I’m hoping to win a Summer Central Binder from ListPlanIt.com and plan to make this my best summer yet!
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With three children (ages 10, 6, 5) we must create some type of routine for summer. But beyond our daily routine we do something "fun" every afternoon - Each day of vacation my kids take turns drawing a slip of paper out of a bucket (so, we might do finger painting, have a picnic, go to the beach, etc.). The possibilities are unlimited!
Love this part of your daily summer routine, Angie! My children are 10, 9, and 7. Makes for a fun and active summer, am I right?
I'm trying the routine route to keep them going in a more organized manner.
You won't be sorry. If you are looking for ideas for a great summer routine, my bet is to visit this thread a little later. I'm sure there will be tons of great ideas here!