Overview

Enjoy!

I did some coloring!!!

Here's some worksheets for this month!

Hey everyone. I'm sorry I have been absence from the group the past couple of weeks. Life has been a lot, but this is important to me. So I am proposing something a little simpler to plan. I can post worksheets every month for you to do. Please feel free to join the activities and post your finished work. Wish you all a fabulous day! Poppy

Hi everyone my favorite colors all shade of blue because the shy I always wonder about flying and the water since I love water but can't swim

i love lilac, it's a calming color for me. i keep walking on the edge lately and everything feel so dark at the same time, but lilac never failed me..

My favorite color used to be hot pink but as I've gotten older my color choices changed. If you ask me now what my favorite color is I'm going to say sunset orange or sunburned Orange. The color signifies so much meaning to me, it reminds me of being on the beach watching the sun slowly set. It's a reminder of how beautiful our world really is and how not to take things for granted

I love the color of baby pink. It's sweet and gentle and I feel all snuggly abd safe and protected when I see it. I also love the color of light blue. It makes me feel calm and safe and reminds me of clear skys and sunny days in summer.

What is your favorite color and why? Does it remind you of something or bring a sense of love, happiness, or peace?

I love the crisp autumn air, the crunch of the leaves, and the fall colors. I like siting in a cozy coffee shop when it rains and a the leaves have fallen. It's especially nice with a warm cup of coffee in my hands. ☔️☕️🍁

Pumpkin spice and cute clothes

I love pumpkins 🎃 and gourds...and all the warm colors in Autumn...

The crispness in the air, and the morning dew.

the leaves changing colors

What is your favorite thing about autumn?

Colors! Shapes! They make our world fun and exciting! This week we are going to learn about our colors and shapes! In the Northern hemisphere this week we officially start Autumn. September 22 — Mabon / Autumn Equinox Pagan/Wiccan & Seasonal Learn About It The autumn equinox marks the beginning of astronomical fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Some modern Pagans and Wiccans celebrate the autumn equinox as part of their seasonal cycle of celebrations, often called the Wheel of the Year. The name Mabon is commonly used by some modern Pagan traditions for this celebration. It's associated with autumn, harvest, gratitude and preparing for the darker part of the year. For everyone else, the equinox can simply be an opportunity to learn about seasons and nature. Did You Know? Equinox comes from Latin words associated with equal night. Around the equinox, daytime and nighttime are roughly similar in length. Harvest foods such as apples, grains and squash are often associated with autumn celebrations. The activities are fun this week and reflect both the weekly theme and the holiday! Coloring Pages - try to do 1 Here are some fun worksheets to do! - Try to do at least one! Other crafts to do - Try to do one - Go for a walk in your neighborhood and notice the types of trees and plants growing in your area... Collect fallen leaves to make a craft! - Make a leaf collage with leaves from your walk - Do a leaf or bark rubbing. Compare different types of plants! - Sit outside and appreciate nature around you. Read-Alouds - if you want to read a story! Mouse Paint — Ellen Stoll Walsh Leaf Man — Lois Ehlert Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf — Lois Ehlert The Shape of Things — Dayle Ann Dodds We're Going on a Leaf Hunt — Steve Metzger Do what you can and have fun this week! Poppy

My grandmother is a farmer and she inspired me to follow suit. Through farming and gardening we have been able to connect. She has taught me that its okay to try something new and if it doesn't work out "Oh well we'll try another thing". One day when we were talking on the phone she told me that some of her crops did not do as well as she had hoped. During the call she was so calm about her disappointment, that it showed me that even if things don't go as expected I can choose peace and things will all be okay. I really love my grandma and wish I had more time to spend with her. She lives in my parents home country so we communicate over the phone and by letter. She means so much to me. 💛💛💛

To me, family isn't always about blood. Family can be the people you choose the ones who stay, who love you through the good and the bad, and who never stop showing up. It’s checking on you just because, remembering the little things, showing up when you need them, celebrating your wins, sitting with you through the hard days, and laughing together until your stomach hurts.

family is the people who care about you. They are there for you when you need them even if its to say its going to be ok. They make you feel safe and loved. Blood doesn't matter some of the best family is people who are not related to you.

❓ Question of the Day: ❤️ What makes someone feel like family to you?

My Mamaw was such an inspiration to me. She was a true Southern woman who knew how to live off the land, and somehow, she always seemed to know a little bit of everything. She taught me how to cook, sew, bake, and most importantly, how to survive with what the land gave us. We would take nature hikes together, and she would teach me about different trees, roots, and plants and the ways they could be used. I remember her telling me about sassafras roots and how, when boiled, they tasted just like root beer. She taught me that polk berries could be used to dye material, that wild honeysuckle could be made into tea, and that you could even make dandelion honey from, of course, dandelions. She had so much knowledge tucked away inside her. It was like she carried an entire little book of the earth around with her, and I was lucky enough to sit beside her and learn from it. You could hand my Mamaw a simple scrap of clothing and somehow, in her hands, it could become something extraordinary. She had this beautiful way of taking what seemed ordinary and turning it into something useful, beautiful, and special. Because so much of who I am came from the things my Mamaw taught me, and I think a little piece of her will always live on in the things I create with my own two hands.

All of my grandparents have passed away. I was close to all of them. I had a grandma on my step moms side ( My step mom was mom to me and raised me) anyways she used to watch me since she lived down the road from me. She would buy me a soda and chips at the bar and then give me tons of quarters for the pinball machine or game machine, She would wait for me to get off the bus because she had dinner ready for me even though she knew mom would too lol. She passed when I was 13 years old unfortunately. I had a grandma and grandpa on my dads side. I also spent a lot of time with them too. They also watched me a lot too. I spent full summers twice with them. once to help grandpa after his heart attack the other to help when grandma broke her ankle. We went to their house for all holidays including Halloween where all of us grandkids trick or treated together. Grandma cooked huge holiday meals. grandpa loved western movies and judge Judy. I had a grandma and papa on my bio moms side. They lived in South Carolina but still stayed involved with my life even though my bio mom did not. We went and visited them 3 summers in a row. They sent me a card for all holidays gifts for my birthday and Christmas. and called me and talked to me a lot.

my grandparents were a big part of my life. My grandma taught me how to cook chicken noodle soup, how to can tomatoes Every Christmas us grandkids would go over to frost sugar cookies every Easter we went and colored eggs the day before Easter. I spent a whole summer with my grandpa after his heart attack so he could still deliver flowers for my aunts flower shop. He would spoil us grandkids rotten all we had to do is tell him someone was "picking on me" and he would yell at them.

To bake My granny loved to bake

I also had a granny too