I also put out a fall call to action in August. I actually ended up with way more ideas than I ended up using, which is a good problem! Thanks to many of your suggestions, I put together the following seasonal topics the past few months.
- Fall Photo Ideas
- Fall Autumn Greeting Cards: Homemade Card Ideas to Make
- Tailgating Party Ideas and Tips: Food, Recipes, Supplies, Decorations, and More
- 3 Ingredient Recipes: Slow Cooker Crock Pot Dinners
- 4 Ingredient Recipes: Slow Cooker Crock Pot Dinners
- 5 Ingredient Recipes: Slow Cooker Crock Pot Dinners
- Halloween Math for Kids: Free Candy Corn Activities, Worksheets, and Printables
- Thanksgiving Math for Kids: Turkey Math Problems, Worksheets, Games, and Printables
- Easy Homemade Hot Chocolate Recipes
- Recipes for Toasted Baked Pumpkin Seeds: Sweet, Spicy, and More
- How to Make Corn Husk Dolls and Other Corn Husk Craft Ideas
What do you want to see? Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Hmn...this is kind of specific, but the art teacher in me is prompting me to say, what about Winter crafts for kids?? You know...stuck at home on a snow day with your kids and how to occupy them! (Or, that's a topic on it's own!)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of cooking a vegetarian Christmas dinner this year. I am browsing the net as well as magazines for menus. I know there are lots of veggie recipes but not many menu suggestions. I'm sure other people might be interested too?
ReplyDeleteOkay, it's cold and raining here and the crockpot of wonderfulness with that loaf of bread is just want I want. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day. :)
I struggle with ideas too! I am encouraged by how many ideas you came up with for Fall! I need to think a bit more, if I have an idea, I will email you.
ReplyDeleteWhat about articles recommending places to go in a certain cities; maybe restaurants or museums. Or maybe great walking or cycling routes.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to think of some more... {:-D
Well everyone is always trying to find things to do with the kids when it's snowing so winter activities inside and out. Maybe bringing back family game night with suggestions for what games are the best. Lastly I think winter is the best time to learn something new since you've got so much extra time. With that being said something in regards to learning a new craft
ReplyDeleteI've been working Valentine's day things already. Those are some good winter crafts! How about some quick and easy things kids can make to pass out at school parties?
ReplyDeleteI like the Snow Day activities suggestion. Indoor fun.
ReplyDeleteYour fall articles are great!
ReplyDeleteHere are a few I thought of for winter:
*Home improvement ideas you can have done in a weekend
*How to be prepared for a power outage
*Things to build with snow beyond snowmen...castles, forts, animals, etc.
Hope some of these help :)
Simple ideas to stay relaxed during the holidays, and on cold days when you just want to stay inside.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with all your writing this winter.
Valerie
Everyday Inspired