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Back‑to‑School Food: Hawaiian Slider Sandwiches for Busy Families

Back‑to‑school season is upon us, and that means it’s time to think about quick, kid‑friendly meals that fit into a busy routine. Between homework, after‑school activities, and sports practice, many families struggle to find meals that are delicious, convenient, and filling. Enter Hawaiian Slider Sandwiches — the perfect solution for lunchboxes, after‑school snacks, or an easy dinner that kids and adults both love.
Back‑to‑School Food: Hawaiian Slider Sandwiches for Busy Families

In this post, we’ll walk you through why Hawaiian sliders are ideal for back‑to‑school, how to make them, ways to customize them for picky eaters, and tips for making your prep as seamless as possible.

Taco Bell‑Inspired Power Bowls at Home: A Family‑Friendly, Meal‑Prep Win

If you’re looking for a delicious, protein‑packed, and easy‑to‑customize lunch or dinner option for your family, this DIY Taco Bell Power Bowl is an absolute must‑try! Not only is it a fun, colorful, and kid‑friendly dish, but it’s also a budget‑friendly way to feed a hungry family — and it works beautifully for meal prep too.

Taco Bell‑Inspired Power Bowls at Home: A Family‑Friendly, Meal‑Prep Win


Over the years, I’ve discovered that cooking doesn’t have to be complicated to be delicious. I love making meals that work for the whole family, taste amazing, and can be prepped in advance. These Taco Bell‑Inspired Power Bowls tick all the boxes: protein‑rich chicken, flavorful Mexican rice, creamy sauce, crisp veggies, and savory black beans, all combined into one tasty and customizable bowl.

Better yet, making them at home is much cheaper (and healthier) than grabbing them from the drive‑thru. Let’s get started!

Why You’ll Love These DIY Power Bowls

Hoppy Learning Fun: Exploring Froggy Books by Jonathan London with Preschoolers

If you’re a preschool teacher or parent looking for a playful way to connect reading with hands-on learning, look no further than the beloved Froggy series by Jonathan London. With over two dozen titles full of energy, humor, and relatable childhood moments, the Froggy books are a hit with children ages 3–6.


Hoppy Learning Fun: Exploring Froggy Books by Jonathan London with Preschoolers


Whether Froggy is learning to swim, going to school, or trying to sit still during story time, these books are packed with opportunities for discussion, laughter, and fun learning extensions. Let’s explore some of the most popular Froggy books and then hop into some adorable classroom crafts and activities your preschoolers will love.


Don’t Let the Pigeon Miss Storytime!

Why Mo Willems’ Pigeon Books Are Preschool Gold + Easy Crafts for the Classroom
If you’ve ever read a Mo Willems book out loud, you already know: his stories spark joy. And no character captures the chaotic, lovable energy of preschoolers better than The Pigeon.

Why Mo Willems’ Pigeon Books Are Preschool Gold + Easy Crafts for the Classroom


From throwing tantrums about bedtime to begging to drive a bus (spoiler: it’s a no), Pigeon is hilarious, dramatic, and completely relatable to young children. That's why Mo Willems’ Pigeon series is a staple in many preschool classrooms—it teaches social-emotional lessons with humor and heart.

If you're a preschool teacher or parent looking for fun read-alouds that double as behavioral teaching tools, look no further. This post will walk you through the best Pigeon books, share tips for engaging preschoolers during read-alouds, and give you craft and activity ideas perfect for circle time or learning centers.

Baby Shower Gift Ideas



I love creating these gift guides and although I am past the baby stage with my own children, I have friends and family who are still in that stage of life. I love giving baby recommendations on what they might need and what they definitely don't. Everyone is different. This year I am not only excited to recommend some amazing products but give some away as well.