Get Ready for Fun & Final Week of Thanksgiving Co-op!

Hello friends! For those of you joining us this week for the final week of our online

Thanksgiving Co-op, we've got two lists for the activity and treats we'll be sharing on our Facebook page:

Ingredients for the food treats that we'll be sharing:
2-3 large apples to make 2 cups diced apples
2 granny smith apples
2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
5 tbsp brown sugar
1 ½ tsp cinnamon
1 tsp cornstarch
5 (6-inch) wheat tortillas
4 tablespoons butter
4 ¼ cups whole milk
2 tablespoons plus one teaspoon unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder
4 tablespoons finely chopped or shaved semisweet chocolate
Vegetable oil or cooking spray
Large marshmallows
small heart-shaped cutter
1 teaspoon flour
2 eggs
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
4 slices bread
2 tablespoons candied walnuts

And here are the things needed for the crafts:
12 oz clean mason jar (1 per child)
2 ½ cups sugar (per child)
1 cup olive oil (per child)
4 tablespoons lemon juice (per child)
Thread and 1 1/8 yard of 45” wide Autumn-themed cotton fabric (per child)
Scraps of painted paper
A piece of paper finger painted with fall colors
Construction paper or magazine pages in red, orange, yellow, green, and brown
1 sheet of black construction paper for each child
Several empty cardboard tubes (like toilet paper rolls or paper towel tubes)
Paints in fall colors
Scraps of red and yellow felt
2 small black dots
1 large orange (per child)
Whole cloves

KitchenAid Mixer Giveaway & Kitchen Table Learning

We are kicking off an exciting week here at USAB!  We've got two BIG announcements:

1. We are celebrating Thanksgiving in a big way this year, with a BIG, BIG giveaway. The winner of this giveaway will a beautiful red KitchenAid Artisan 5-Quart Stand Mixer! The entry box is further down in this blog post - watch for it!


2.  Big sale on these fun kitchen-oriented titles - great hits for the holidays! Rich in a variety of learning experiences, you will also find science, history, geography, and much more!*
 

Chocolate Challenge     
Sale Price: $5
“What could be better than finding a way to incorporate chocolate into our school day?. . . It allows for some good hands-on projects—from taste testing to poll taking and graph-making. The students will get a brief history of chocolate, learn about some famous chocolatiers, determine their favorite brand of chocolate, and create a really gorgeous lapbook..." Margaret, PA

Pizza Party
Sale Price: $5
“I used this study with my three sons ranging in ages from 3 to 13. The kids had a great time experimenting and learning all about pizza. I really like the way the study is laid out and organized for each day’s lesson...The study was a fun learning experience, with lots of hands-on stuff for my busy fellows."  Katrina, NC

Bountiful Bread
Sale Price: $5
“During this unit study, our family learned geography while researching the origins of different types of bread such pita, pumpernickel, and ginger. We learned practical applications of science and mathematics while watching yeast grow in bread and measuring out ingredients to bake it. My children and I were able to have excellent social study discussions around the cultures from which these amazing breads originated..." Sarah, AR

During this unit study, our family learned geography while researching the origins of different types of bread such pita, pumpernickel, and ginger. We learned practical applications of science and mathematics while watching yeast grow in bread and measuring out ingredients to bake it. My children and I were able to have excellent social study discussions around the cultures from which these amazing breads originated. - See more at: http://www.unitstudy.com/BountifulBread.html#sthash.T9IWxEQO.dpuf

  

Crunchy Cookies
Sale Price: $5
“Your student will not only learn about the science of cookie making but geography, presidential history, weather, math, and so much more... If you are someone who has never tried unit studies or are uncomfortable creating your own, you should definitely give Download N Go a try. Amanda takes all the work out of it for mom and your kids will love it!"  Lisa, UT

Hoppin' Popcorn
Sale Price: $5
“I love the lapbook section of Hoppin’ Popcorn. The vocabulary pages are colorful and the minit-books have fun graphics with lots of learning packed in.  I have to say, the lapbook in this unit might be the best one yet!  It never ceases to amaze me how Amanda Bennett covers so many subjects in each study and does all of the work so my family can just spend time learning and exploring together.”  Karen, RI

* Sale ends 11/16/13

And NOW, for the fantastic KitchenAid Stand Mixer Giveaway!

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Plan Now to Join Us for Week 3 of our Thanksgiving Co-op!

No matter whether you are just joining in the fun, or if you've been along on the

Thanksgiving Co-op adventure for these past two weeks, I hope you'll join us next week for Week 3! Many of us are using the Thanksgiving Unit Study and using the Co-op ideas and encouragement to have an unforgettable Thanksgiving 2013. You can join in the fun on our Facebook page!

We've got two lists of things for Week 3 of the Co-op. One list has the craft things that you'll need if you want to join in our craft projects, and one list has the ingredients that you'll need if you want to join in our food fun. It's up to you, we're just trying to give you a heads-up.

Here’s the craft supply list for Week 3:
Blue poster board 
Green tempera paint
Craft glue
Small scraps of white, yellow or gray paper
Egg carton sections
Toothpicks
A small lump of modeling clay
Small terra cotta pots (1 for each Thanksgiving place setting)
Black chalkboard paint
Chalk
White ribbon
Yellow felt or fabric
Fall leaves (real or artificial - about 6 per child)
Mod Podge
Quart Mason jars or jars you have on hand (1 for each child)
Votive lights (1 for each child)
Ice Cream Waffle Cones
Semisweet Chocolate, Melted
Assorted Fall Candy
Cardstock
18” Grapevine Wreath
Fall themed artificial flower stems (leaves, flowers, etc.)
Fall themed items (i.e. Pumpkins, string of berries)
Wire-edged Ribbon
Lo-temp glue gun and glue sticks
Wire Cutters (If needed to cut artificial flower stems)


And here are some of the food items for Week 3:
Butter
1 10 oz package regular marshmallows
6 cups rice cereal
24 lollipop sticks or wooden ice cream sticks
1 12 oz  semi-sweet chocolate morsels
1 1/3 cups candy corn
48 small white candies (for candy turkey eyes - small white candy sprinkles)
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 1/2 cups canned pumpkin puree
1/3 cup olive oil
2 large eggs
2 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice or cinnamon
1 cup chocolate chips
2 cups Bugles brand corn snacks
2 cups small pretzels
1 cup candy corn
1 cup dried fruit bits or raisins
1 cup peanuts or sunflower seeds
1 cup M&Ms-brand chocolate candy
16 Hershey's-brand chocolate kisses

See you there!

Gobble Up the Savings & Don't Miss Amanda's New Giveaway!

Gobble up the savings this week, as we continue our holiday sales! With the titles on sale, you are going to be able to stack up the savings. AND - don't miss the fantastic Christmas book collection that Amanda has handpicked for us to give away (entry box later in this blog post). 

Don't miss these savings:
Christmas Unit Study $6
Sailing Ships Unit Study $6 (remember the Mayflower?)
Veteran's Day $4 (Veteran's Day is a week away, November 11th)
Heroes of America $6 (includes Miles Standish)
Passport Germany $5 (includes Martin Luther)

AND if you buy 5 or more studies, you will get $5 off your total purchase if you use the code 1620Pilgrims at checkout!

Amanda's Christmas Book Collection Giveaway:
We are giving away Amanda's handpicked Holiday Book Collection this week. Enter in the signup box below. Here are the titles in the package:

    Jotham's Journey: A Storybook for Advent
        By Arnold Ytreeide
    The Tale of Three Trees
        By Angela Elwell Hunt 
    One Wintry Night
        By Ruth Graham Bell
    The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
        By Susan Wojciechowski
    Humphrey's First Christmas
        By Carol Heyer

Enter here for a chance to win:

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Getting Ready for Week 2 of the Thanksgiving Co-op!

The first week of our annual Thanksgiving Co-op on Facebook has been so much fun - please jump in and join us next week! For those of you that want to know more about the Co-op, go here.

We've got two lists of things for Week 2 of the Co-op. One list has the craft things that you'll need if you want to join in our craft projects, and one list has the ingredients that you'll need if you want to join in our food fun. It's all completely up to you, we're just trying to give you a heads-up.
Here’s the craft supply list for Week 2:

• Fabric paints or markers in fall colors
• Foam or paper plates
• Canvas aprons: 1 for you and 1 for each of your children
• Foam brushes 
• 2 different patterns of polar fleece, 2 yards of each pattern 
• Tape measure or yard stick
• Copy paper
• Crayons
• Stapler and staples
• Construction paper (various colors and black)
• Glue or glue stick
• Mum in a small pot (4"-6" pot, needs to fit inside a top opening in the good-sized pumpkin listed below. Here's a picture.)
• Pumpkins, medium size  (1 good-sized pumpkin for a tabletop decoration project, and a few more for a fun project with Dad that involves drilling. ;) 
• Petroleum Jelly
• Fall ribbon—enough to make a bow
• Low-temp. glue gun and glue
• Large wooden spoon 
• Tacky glue 
• Pair of googly eyes 
• Flat wooden craft spoon 
• Colorful printed wrapping paper or pages from old magazines 
• Waxed paper 
• Thin wooden skewers 
• Basket, large enough to fit a loaf of bread or dinner rolls
• Florist foam or Styrofoam block large enough to wedge into the basket 
• Cloth dinner napkin 
• Cardboard Tubes (toilet paper rolls, paper towel rolls, gift wrap, etc.) cut into 1 ½” sections
• Felt, fabric, ribbon or twine to cover cardboard tubes 
• Embellishments to decorate napkin rings--felt, leaves, buttons, beads, faux flowers 
• Binder clips or paper clips  
• Painter’s tape 
• Votive candles or light sticks for pumpkins
• Glass jar  
• Drill & bits

Here’s the food ingredient list for Week 2:
    •    15 ounces pumpkin
    •    1 cup evaporated milk
    •    Sugar
    •    Vanilla
    •    Cinnamon
    •    Nutmeg
    •    Cloves
    •    Cocoa powder
    •    1 box yellow cake mix
    •    1 cup pecans
    •    1 cup butter
    •    Whipped cream
    •    Milk
    •    1/2 Cup Espresso or Strong Coffee (French Vanilla Flavored)
    •    1 1/2 Tablespoon Pumpkin Puree
 

Thanksgiving Co-op & Kindle Giveaway!

Today's the day! The Thanksgiving Co-op is beginning on the USAB Facebook page  and our huge Holiday Giveaway #1 kicks off!

And today is the beginning of our first Holiday Giveaway, and this one is a whopper! Check this out - with a package value of $660, it's a fantastic prize:

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Thanksgiving Co-op on Facebook Begins Monday, October 28!

We are so excited - our annual Thanksgiving Co-op on Facebook begins in just a few days! For those of you that want to know more about the Co-op, go here.

We've got two lists of things for Week 1 of the Co-op. One list has the craft things that you'll need if you want to join in our craft projects, and one list has the ingredients that you'll need if you want to join in our food fun. It's all completely up to you, we're just trying to give you a heads-up.

Here’s the craft supply list for Week 1:
·      Roll of brown kraft paper
·      Craft glue
·      Paper (construction or printer paper)
·      4 pieces of 12 x 12 decorative scrapbook paper in varying patterns
·      4 pieces of 12 x 12 brown (or orange) scrapbook paper
·      Tall chipboard letters to spell THANKFUL, available at craft stores 
           like Hobby Lobby or Michaels
·      Colored glitter
·      Spool of thin ribbon
·      Hole punch
·      Leaves from outdoors
·      Canvas drop cloth big enough to cover your table (canvas drop cloth like 
            this one from Lowes, about 5’ x 4’)
·      Sharpie Markers
·      Newspaper
·      Acrylic paints in fall colors
·      Foam paint brushes
·      Pine Cones
·      Peanut Butter
·      Birdseed
·      String or yarn
·      White twin-size bed sheet, washed – for our tablecloth project

Here’s the food ingredient list for Week1:
•    Popcorn
•    Sugar
•    Brown sugar
•    Light corn syrup
•    Butter
•    Salt
•    Baking soda
•    Vanilla
•    Dried cranberries
•    Chocolate chips
•    Honey roasted peanuts
•    Chocolate wafer cookies
•    1 tube orange frosting with piping tips
•    Small peanut butter cups

 

Coffee Talk: Enjoying the Harvest - Part 4

This season of harvest is bright and fruitful, both in our lives as parents and as we approach the season of Thanksgiving. Not only have I learned to see the harvest moments in our lives, but I've also learned to count our blessings, naming them one by one in my journal. The list is growing, right along with my faith.

This "enjoying the harvest" does not just apply to our children's growth and education, by the way. Try to take time to take a walk -- really walking, not just speeding through another task. Notice the color of the sky, and the birds that you see -- can you identify them? And when you are making that apple butter in a slow cooker this year, don't forget to add some savory spices and then enjoy the taste on hot buttered biscuits. Put on some classical music and really listen to how lifting Mozart can be with your morning coffee...a much better way to start the day than listening to the morning news. In other words, YOU have got to slow down and "smell the roses" too. As they say around my house, "when mama ain't happy, ain't NOBODY happy!" And I'm trying to remedy that, working on it on a daily basis.

It is my prayer that these Enjoying the Harvest posts have helped you see that the fruits of our labors are ongoing and lifelong. The harvest is never-ending, and we need to enjoy the harvest moments, right in the midst of the chores and labors of love in teaching and learning and sharing in our family lives. Live, really live, each day that God gives you.

May you have a bountiful and joyous harvest season, and may you find peace in the quiet moments that you can catch in the mayhem and noise of family life!

Blessings,
Amanda B.

Building Traditions While They Learn

The first holiday season of our homeschooling years was such a game changer at our house. In previous years, we had stayed busy, rushing from school plays and events to church activities, and the holidays went by in a blur. As a new homeschooling mom, I was determined that we were going to learn about the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, the history and meaning of each one, as well as spend time together as a family, building traditions, finding ways to help others, and making memories.

You can do the same thing with your family! Spend time investigating all the wonders of autumn and then get ready for our third annual Thanksgiving Facebook Co-op. Learn more about this co-op here, and then make plans to join us! Connect with other families as we explore this traditional holiday - the history, geography, Pilgrims, and Native Americans! You'll be inspired by the insights and practical ideas of other homeschoolers just like you!

Blessings,
Amanda B.

PS: The Thanksgiving and Christmas unit studies are on sale for only $5 right now (sale ends 10/19), and they each have 4 weeks of lessons for grades K-12. That's 8 weeks of learning adventures and memory-making moments for just $10! Enjoy!

Modeling Clay & Thanksgiving Adventures?

While we were studying the Thanksgiving unit study when the children were younger, we would take packages of inexpensive modeling clay and everyone would sit around the kitchen table, night after night, slowly but surely creating our own version of Plymouth Plantation. The children created tiny figures, houses, stockade walls, a lake, and even a few fishing poles! The conversations and sharing were unforgettable, and I treasure those days and memories. ;)

We assembled the village on a large piece of freezer paper centered on the table, and eventually this became our Thanksgiving centerpiece. You can do the same thing with a cookie sheet covered with foil or freezer paper, and it will be easier to move their creation from one location to another.

So, pick up a few packages of nontoxic inexpensive modeling clay at your local dollar store, and get ready for some fun! Some of our best homeschooling memories have been made with projects just like this, gathered round the kitchen table, laughing and talking and sharing.

Blessings,

Amanda B.

Getting Ready For Thanksgiving Adventures

With the weather turning cooler and the leaves starting to turn beautiful colors, it's time to look ahead to Thanksgiving learning adventures! Here are a few tips to help get ready:

1. In the Thanksgiving Unit Study, go through the book resource lists and choose a few that sound interesting and match with the reading levels of your children. Don't forget to choose one or two for family reading - it's a wonderful time to read together, with cups of hot apple cider and bowls of popcorn.
2. Go through the Family Project Ideas in the study, and choose one or two that "fit" your family.
3. On your nature walks, begin gathering things like pine cones, acorns, and other things that you can use on Thanksgiving projects.
4. Pick up things like construction paper, glue sticks, and modeling clay at a local dollar store - it's always good to have a ready supply in this season.

In just a few weeks, we'll be starting our free Thanksgiving Co-op on our Facebook page. Make sure to sign up here, and mark it on your calendar - October 28th, the fun begins!

Blessings, 
Amanda B.

Memorial Day - Two Days Only!

For most of us, the school year is almost over, but the learning continues 24/7. Curiosity and wonder don't pay attention to the calendar, and the first summer patriotic holiday, Memorial Day, gives us a perfect opportunity to feed their minds and build character.

Great news! The one-week Memorial Day Unit Study is only $2.95 for a limited time. Take advantage of the savings, and don't miss our Pinterest board for patriotic ideas and recipes!

Blessings,
Amanda B.


Memorial Day---a day when we take time to remember all the people who have given their lives for America's freedom. They gave up promising futures, families, hopes, and dreams---for all of us. Let's use this day as an opportunity to honor them, remember them, and learn more about their sacrifices.

Our one-week Memorial Day unit is structured with lesson plans in two levels for each day of the study, one for Lower Level (elementary grades), and one for Upper Level (Jr/Sr High grades).

This wonderful study is non-consumable and can be used year after year. Includes notebooking pages too!

This is a Limited Time Release offer of $2.95 and through 5/18/13.

Get the Sparklers Ready!

Help your children understand the significance of our flag and independence while learning a bit about fireworks, patriots, flag etiquette, and patriotic songs. This week we are offering our Flag Day and Independence Day Download N Go unit studies for just $6. This price includes both studies! Get the sparklers ready!

Check out this sneak peak of Flag Day:

And here are some sample pages from Independence Day:

Get the Flag Day and Independence Day combo HERE through 5/4/13.

Let's Celebrate Moms and Dads!

Help your children honor the special men and women in their lives. Get to know a few Bible moms and dads, and celebrate God’s gifts of mothers and fathers! This week we are offering our Mother's Day and Father's Day Download N Go unit studies for just $6. This includes both studies!

Here's a sneak peak into Mother's Day:

And here are a few pages from our Father's Day unit study:

Get the Mother's Day and Father's Day combo here through 5/4/13.

The End is Near . . .

Summer celebrations are the perfect time to make wonderful family memories—secret projects for the special people in our lives, barbecues, parades, and fireworks.

God has given us so many things to celebrate—don’t miss the opportunities!

To help you get started we have the following titles on sale this week:

Patriotic Holidays - $6* (Regularly $10.95.)

Mother's Day & Father's Day Combo -$6* for BOTH! (Regularly $8.95 each.)

Independence Day & Flag Day Combo - $6* for BOTH! (Regularly $8.95 each.) 

Get these specials HERE on our specials page.

P.S. Sign up for our newsletter to receive information about new products and sales! 


*Sale goes through 5/4/13.

The USAB Easter Co-op is Around the Corner!

The USAB Easter co-op is almost here! I hope you are as excited about it as we are. Starting March 4th,  we will be sharing ideas and encouraging one another on our Facebook page, as we go through the Easter unit study together. 





Of all the people we want our children to know, Jesus Christ is the most important. It is essential that they have a thorough understanding of the one who bought our salvation. As we celebrate Easter, this study gives us the perfect opportunity to instill in our children a better understanding of our faith and the reason for our joy during this season.

The holidays of Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter or Resurrection Day are included in the study, as well as the events leading up to Jesus' ascension to heaven. The study includes the people and places involved, helping your students investigate and understand the history and meaning of these events.

Teach your children about Jesus, salvation, and love. Make some hot cross buns, pack a blanket, and head for the sunrise service—it will take on a whole new meaning this year! Easter is on sale just in time for our co-op,  for only $6!*

Athletes in the Bible is also at a special price this week: 

Did you know that Jesus was an athlete? Athletes in the Bible is an interesting adventure into the Word for a new look at men who were not always noted for their athletic skills. While their names might be familiar, get ready for a fresh new look at these amazing men and how they needed athletic abilities and strong faith in their efforts to obey God. Just like you, they struggled with all kinds of temptation, challenges, and trials, yet they still succeeded in following God’s will.


Athletes in the Bible spotlights:

• David
• Elijah
• Samson
• Peter
• Paul
• Jesus

Students will be introduced to the athletic abilities and character traits of these men of God as they follow them across the Holy Land, tracking the paths of their lessons and their lives. Throughout this study your students will learn Scripture that will equip and strengthen them for athletic pursuits and life itself. Athletes in the Bible is on sale now for only $7!*

*Sale prices go through 3/2/13.

Get ready for Easter!

Spring is coming, and with it comes the celebration of God’s amazing Gift as we approach Easter. Use the days of March to help your children understand this life-changing event.

With an early Easter on March 31st, we have put together some tools to help you make these days count and strengthen their faith:

• The USAB Easter Facebook Co-op begins March 4th! Join us as we begin our four-week celebration of God’s Amazing Love—His Son—sharing daily devotions, Scripture, activity suggestions, and more with 6,600+ of our closest friends. We’ll be using the Easter Unit Study as our guide, and we have been busy creating some fun, free printables to go along with the co-op.
• A variety of Easter-related titles are on sale* this week to help you ease into a special month of learning. No preparation required with these titles-they are ready to use today. 

*Special prices go through 3/2/13.

Git yer map an' start th' treasure hunt!

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Today's the day we begin our search fer th' yummy treasure! Go t' www.UnitStudy.com/Specials.html t' download yer treasure map this day, ‘n then be watchin' fer th' clues on Facebook ‘n Twitter each day.

While yer gettin' yer map, check out th‘ amazin' sale goin' on-topics that'll cheer yer hearts on these cold days:

• Winter Wonders - shiver me timbers!
• Valentine's Day - fer celebratin' yer love.
• Chocolate Challenge - a treasure, fer sure.
• Sailing Ships - near ‘n dear t' me heart.
• Heroes of American History - learn bout th' good guys.

An' one more thing . . . just t‘ thank ye fer bein' such jolly customers, we've got a free Words o' Love copywork book fer ye- download it while yer gettin' yer map.

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Delicious Traditions

 

 

"Around this time of year, my precious mother-in-law, Patsy Clark, gathered with her friends to make batches and batches of homemade sugar cookies. Every time our family makes these cookies, including when we gather with some of our friends for a fun-filled cookie baking day, we are reminded of so many special memories of Nana Clark. Oh, how we miss her, but we are very thankful for her example and legacy of faith in the Savior!"   Laura Clark

 

Homemade Sugar Cookies

1 lb butter
4 eggs
4 cups sugar
1 tsp cream of tartar
1 tbl pure almond extract
2 oz pure vanilla
flour to stiffen--about 10 cups
1 tsp baking soda dissolved in a little hot water

Cream together butter, eggs, sugar, almond and vanilla extracts. In a separate bowl, add cream of tartar to flour. Gradually add flour to butter/sugar mixture and mix well. After 4-5 cups of flour has been added, mix in baking soda/hot water mixture. Continue to add in flour (@9-10 cups--don't make dough too stiff).

It's easier to work with the dough after it has chilled in the fridge for a few hours or overnight. Roll out cookie dough (we prefer to roll dough thin) on parchment paper, cut with cookie cutters, peel away extra dough, and decorate with sprinkles. Bake cookies in 350-375 oven until lightly brown, about 7-9 minutes. Allow cookies to cool on cookie rack then store in air tight container or cookie jar.

Which Holiday does EVERYONE Celebrate?

Each of us has a birthday, and birthdays are such special times to children—why not use the opportunity to help them learn more about themselves and their own history while preparing for a fun celebration of their very special day?

 When I was a child, my mother put such effort into making all of her children feel so unique and special on their birthdays—and it was truly a labor of love. From the special dinner menu that we each selected to the many other ways that she made us realize just how special we were as individuals and as part of a family, Mom helped us develop self-confidence as well as a better understanding of the importance of each family member.

At our house, birthday celebrations are very special events. On each birthday, the child is made to feel like a celebrity—receiving gifts, breakfast in bed, special treatment, and time off from chores! We take the entire week around each birthday, allowing each child to have “his/her week” to celebrate. Over the years, this tradition has become firmly established and thoroughly enjoyed by the whole family. It has provided fun and renewed confidence at times when it was needed. The anticipation of birthdays is a time-honored tradition now, and one that we all enjoy. From making piñatas to all kinds of zany fun, we have been blessed to create some amazing memories while building up the children and showing them just how special they are to us!Want to know how to get Birthday Bonanza Download N Go for FREE?

If you purchase 10 titles in July, we'll give you a FREE title of your choice in August - including Birthday Bonanza (which is not available individually - it is included in our One Year DNG Package).  If you purchase 15 titles, you get 2 FREE titles! 

You don't want to wait...our Summer Savings Event will be ending in just a few more days on 7/31!