Twelve Days of Christmas

Twelve Days of Christmas

Twelve Days of Christmas Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Words The answers are: Partridge doves hens pipers geese swans maids birds ladies lords rings drummers Hints: Across 2. one 6. nine 7. six 9. four 10. eight 11. ten Down 1. three 3. five 4. two 5. eleven 8. twelve 12. seven More Hints: Twelve lords leaping Eleven ladies dancing Ten pipers piping Nine durmmers drumming Eight maids milking Seven swans swimming Six geese laying Five gold rings Four colly birds Three french hens Two turles doves A partridge in a pear tree Twelve Days of Christmas Number Puzzle Try to fill in the missing numbers. The missing numbers are integers between 2 and 10. The numbers in each row add up to totals to the right. The numbers in each column add up to the totals along the bottom. The...

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Posted by on Dec 5, 2022 in Creative Corner, Home, Home Page | 0 comments

Whose Money is it?

Whose Money is it?

by Phoebe Leggett “‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord. ‘Plans to prosper you and not to harm you. Plans to give you hope and a future.” (Jeremiah 29:11) Hey Kids: Can you put God first in everything, including money? 1.  Learn early on how to manage your money. God asks for ten percent of what we earn. The ten percent is called tithe. 2.  Ask God for guidance in every purchase and remember money earned is because God gives us the ability to work. 3.  A gift of money is to be treasured. Spend wisely. Phoebe Leggett Author, Poet, Freelance Writer Author of It’s My Time to Grieve Visit me online at...

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Posted by on Jun 12, 2020 in Hey Kids Archives | 0 comments

Cookies

All afternoon four neighborhood girls played hard in Dominic’s yard, perfecting cartwheels and tumbling in the grass. Later as they spralled on the lawn, the wind gently bent the grass in waves of green as a soothing breeze softened the ripened heat of Indian summer. All of a sudden Julia waved her arms in the air. “Hey, y’all. Listen,” she said. “I have game idea.” “What is it?” Dominic asked, twisting her long dark hair into a bun. “Just raise your hand to answer my questions if you agree.  If you don’t agree, leave your hands down.” Abby smoothed a shirt sleeve that was sliding down her arm. Then turned and gave Julia her full attention. “Are you ready?” Julia asked, her...

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Posted by on Nov 2, 2018 in Creative Corner Archives | 0 comments

A Wad of Money

A Wad of Money

By Phoebe Leggett … do to others what you would have them to do to you. ~ Matthew 7:12 (NIV) “I wish I had lots of money,” Collin said as he and his mom were shopping. “Then I could buy all the video games I want.” “You don’t need more stuff,” his mother said. “Besides, there are better things to spend money on than games. Be thankful for what you have.” Collin looked down, embarrassed. Then he noticed a wad of green paper on the floor. He picked it up and unrolled the small bundle. “Look Mom. It’s money!” “Let me see.” Collin handed the bills to her. “Eight-hundred dollars,” she said after she counted it. “You found eight-hundred dollars!” “Now I can buy all the video games I want.” “This money isn’t...

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Posted by on Jun 21, 2013 in Hey Kids Archives | 0 comments

FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Phoebe Leggett

FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Phoebe Leggett

Food gained by fraud tastes sweet,  but one ends up with a mouth full of gravel. Proverbs 20:17 Today is the first day of the rest of your life. How many have heard this cliche? Well, it’s true. Beginning the new year can come with many challenges. One challenge may be what to eat that will keep us healthy but is fun to devour. Fruits and vegetables should be at the top of your list of good things to eat. It’s best to learn how to read labels on food. What to watch for are ingredients such as fructose – or its relative, high-fructose corn syrup. Other food fillers that aren’t natural for human consumption may have funny-sounding names. If you don’t understand what it is, chances are you don’t need to eat it. After drinking a...

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Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in Creative Corner Archives | 0 comments