Kim Byers
The Celebration Shoppe
It’s that time. Time to start a new school year and meet a new teacher. And what better way to make an impression than with a crafty DIY back to school teacher appreciation gift. In my latest post for Parade magazine I’m sharing a FREE “you were mint to be my teacher” printable, as well as …
I have 30 fun and creative back to school photography ideas to help you capture those sweet little faces on the first day of school! I’m planning back to school photography ideas for my boys, and these are some of my favorites starting with my photo shoot from last year, which includes some good tips on …
Lunch box notes with room to write for all those moms that love adding a bit of home to lunch each day! Starting school can be scary. Make it a bit easier with a sweet note from you! These lunch box notes have fun little notes, or you can download the blank versions and write …
Want to get organized for back to school? Love all the fabulous ideas you’ve seen using chalkboard paint? Every year I promise myself that I’ll get a better system for organizing the daunting amounts of paper that comes home…yeah, right! {smirk} So, I gathered these great ideas to inspire all moms in their never-ending endeavor …
Do you have a family center in your home? A central spot for all the homework, book bags, permission slips, chore charts? I’m starting to get the family organized for back to school and one of my biggest priorities this year is to make a family center. I really want to make my own. There are some …
The kiddos will be heading back to school soon! A fun way to introduce yourself to a new teacher or welcome your little kiddo off the bus, apple-inspired hot chocolate stirrer! Hop over to my latest contributing article at Parade magazine for all the easy DIY steps and make this fun food with your family! As …
Whether you’re planning a Back to School Bash, a Teacher Appreciation Lunch or you just want to make their first day of school breakfast special, this centerpiece idea from Little Ant Design is really adorable… and quite economical! She used pencils (molded around canned food), placemat size chalkboards, rulers, composition notebooks, apples and flash cards to …
