Organization for moms

Tips From the Almost Always Organized Mom

Plan ahead! I have found that writing out my meal plan for the week helps me to get dinner together much more quickly. We may stray from what is on the menu for today, but I always know there there is \”something\” on the menu. I also prepare for the next day the night before (as much as possible). Mornings always seem to get extremely hectic, so the more you have ready the night before the better! — Michelle Poteet, www.reclaimorder.com

Jun
09

Les Mess Organizing Card Game

Les Mess Card GameWe’re all looking for clever ways to get our kids to participate around the house, especially when it comes to getting organized and cleaning up clutter.

Well, the Les Mess Organizing Card Game is just the trick to help accomplish these oftentimes difficult tasks.

According to their website, “LES MESS, a fun interactive card game that teaches children how to clean up after themselves and manage their possessions.”

Les Mess recently sent me a deck of these cards to try out and my kids have had quite a bit of fun with these.

The game is set up so that your child draws a card and then does the task in the allotted time.  There are also “Bonus” cards that allow the child a free day or some other twist.  You can then set up the game to offer a prize or reward when the task is completed.

This game seems like a handy way to get your kids involved in tidying up his or her things as well helping out around the house.   Ideally they will then become a bit more aware of keeping things organized and develop a habit of picking up more often.

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1 Comments

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Shawn

What a great idea – learning via playing the game. Then you’ve got the added rewards, as well. Wonderful!

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