Category: Smarter not Harder

FREE General Conference Lesson Planner Tool

Organizing lessons for Relief Society and Elder’s Quorum just got easier with my General Conference lesson planning spreadsheet! Learn how I’ve coordinated lesson schedules across presidencies for more meaningful gospel discussions. I’ll walk you through our tried-and-true method for syncing talks, creating cohesive schedules, and preparing for spiritually uplifting lessons. Whether you’re new to this process or looking for ways to improve, this guide will help streamline your efforts and create a thoughtful, spirit-led curriculum

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MyTechHigh Reimbursement Tracker

UPDATE 6/6/2024:  I have updated this tracker to reflect new budget amounts for kindergarteners and to support half year enrollments. The 2.0 version works much better but if you really want to use this version it should continue to work. The one tricky thing is that if you change the selection for full year/half year […]

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Travelling Media with Kids

I’ve been asked several times how our family sets up tech in our van when we’re on long trips.  We’ve come up with a pretty awesome solution that keeps the kids very happy for the long trips, without fighting, and without spending a fortune.   So what we’ve done is purchased Kindle Fire Tablets (http://amzn.to/2taMVqj) […]

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Doing Hawaii Affordably

My husband and I just returned from a 5 day 4 night trip to Hawaii and let me tell you – it was awesome.  It was the first real vacation we’d taken since our honeymoon 8 1/2 years ago.  We’d done overnight local getaways maybe 3 times and gone to family reunions/weddings/holidays and back to […]

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Dinner Chore Chart

For those of you who know me personally this will not come as much of a shock, but here’s my confession for today – I am a terrible housekeeper.  I really do try to keep up with the house but it just doesn’t happen.  I am not someone who enjoys cleaning and trying to keep […]

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DadLibs: The Adventures of Super Dad

As Father’s Day approached this year I was excited to do something fun with my kids to give to their dad for Father’s Day. I *love* all the little questionnaires that you can find where you ask the kids questions about their mom or dad and then fill in the responses. The answers the kids […]

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