Activities: Here are some yummy recipes for you and the kids to treat Dad to this Father’s Day. Make fun and creative Father’s Day Cards for Daddy!   Hands-on science activities we know any Dad would enjoy!   Create a Me and You book with Dad.     Kids love giving Daddy handmade gifts for Father’s Day. Enjoy!  Paper Maché Book Ends {ages 4+}   Golf Ball Seeds {any age} Paperweight {ages 4+} Shrinky Dinks {ages 5+} A personalized Rubix Cube so Dad will never forget favorite family memories.  Write Dad a story on these free notebooking pages from Debra at NotebookingPages.com {any age, Mom can dictate for young ones}   Fantastic Father's Day coupons {any age}   A personalized office gift for Dad's desk  {any age} Let the kids go to town with these cool {and educational} printables: Father’s Day Mazes Father’s Day Crossword Puzzles Father’s Day Awards and Certificates   Printables GALORE from edhelper.com!   From the Heart of the Matter archives: Look Up By Curt Whalen, husband of HOTM writer Marybeth Whalen, homeschool dad to 6 children, and author of Learning to Live Financially Free: Hard Earned Wisdom for Saving Your Money and Your Marriage ($12.99) What’s My Role? By Scott MacMath, husband of HOTM writer Lori MacMath Turning 40 By Tim Hawkins, comedian and homeschool dad Raising Your Own Superheroes By Matt Binz, husband of HOTM writer Lee Binz and otherwise known as Mr. HomeScholar A Husband’s Role in Homeschooling By HOTM writer Belinda Bullard A Funny "Real Answers from Real Men" By the anonymous husbands of some of the HOTM writers Growing Up Too Fast By HOTM writer Sheri Sears and her husband Mike Daddy and Grandpa will love these books {click image for details}:

Connect With Us Freebie All About My Family Notebook From NotebookingNook.com Courtesy of Currclick.com  Have your children create a notebook about the most important people in their lives, their family! Your child could interview individuals from your family to learn more about their heritage, add photos and write biographies of those who have passed on. There are pages for them to add personal information about themselves to pass down to their future children. They might choose to create a family tree on poster board or a wall with all the people they have learned about. Children love to hear stories about their family, and this notebook could be a way to collect and keep these stories alive for future generations! Also from CurrClick.com: Come on, Dad! 75 Things for Fathers and Sons to Do Together From toy boats to making breakfast in bed for Mom, Come on, Dad! describes over 75 fun activities and outings for fathers and their sons. Each activity is clearly described and has directions for making it harder or easier, depending on the age and ability of your child. Only $4.98!   Coming Soon! Are you ready to attend a conference in your jammies? Heart of the Matter is thrilled to be hosting its 4th online conference this August! Join Susan Wise Bauer,  Sally Clarkson,  Jeannie Fulbright,  Lee Binz,  Karin Katherine,  Shelly Ballestero,  Dr. Stephen Guffanti,  Heidi St. John, Melinda Boring,  Jonathan Lewis,  Joyce Burges, and Israel Wayne for an event that you will never forget! Registration begins June 1st