I try to organise a plan before the school holidays begin, pencil in all planned play dates, sleep overs, movie trips. Then on the other days we are free to relax, bake and do craft activities.
Take some time to plan your school holidays, making the most of the time you have to spend with your children.
Katrina Springer, affectionately known as The Organised Housewife, advocates for a harmonious home and balanced living. With expertise in home organising, cleaning, meal planning and managing family life, Kat's mission is to inspire and support her community with practical tips empowering her readers to reclaim control of their homes.
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<3 it – sharing it on.
I love the bright colours! Simply not having to rush and having everyone home together is my favourite thing about the holidays!
thank you for doing this.. I usually make one but you just saved me some time.. Thankyou very Much..
Brilliant, love it, its on the wall. Now I just have to think of things to write on it!
Holidays. Days. No need for that possessive apostrophe!
Petra wanted to borrow Pia’s top. She was going on holidays and thought it would be useful for those summery days.
The only apostrophe required is to attribute ownership of the top, to Pia. Holidays and days are simple plurals, thus no need for apostrophes.
Examples of plurals- apples, cans, days, weeks, plans, printables.
These simple punctuation rules are taught in primary school, so I urge you to take a moment to revisit them. 13,000 people are likers on FB- I am sure I am not the only one cringing at these basic gaffs.
what does Pia mean?
Elle- she fixed the gaffs, hoorah!
Thank you so much for this Katrina.
I usually make my own school holiday planner with Boardmaker (the picture communication program) but it was all too much this term. Very grateful to download yours.
Pia, you should have used a comma after Elle’s name, not a hyphen. Perhaps you would consider being more discreet in your grammatical correction and use direct contact instead of a public forum? Just a thought on basic courtesy, also taught in primary school.
Thank you for the calendar Katrina. I love how you make holiday planning easier 🙂
Oh dear Pia, lighten up. We can’t all be perfect at everything. As an adult surely you should know this by now. Perhaps directly contacting Katrina would’ve been more polite.
We can’t all be good at everything, this is true. However, if someone has a blog that is being read by a large number of readers, don’t you think they could ask someone to correct the obvious child-like errors?
Anyway, hats off to Katrina, she has taken the feedback on board and reduced the errors, that was the goal 😀
Put a slogan from your ship’s crew on the front or get each and every
seaman’s name on the back.