Since it’s the beginning of the month, Tip Junkie is here as Your Personal Assistant. Take a day and really plan and organize your schedule. Here are some of the things to do:

1. Check birthdays for the month, buy cards & presents, get them ready to mail or deliver. If you have a child’s birthday this month, plan it and get out the invites.

• Tip Junkie has tons of amazing birthday theme, party favor, game and decor ideas.
• Executive Homemaker has several games to print out.

2. It’s the dog days of summer, plan a few new activities to do with the kiddos to end summer on a fun note.

• Summer activities and crafts for kids
• Craft Project Ideas
• Craft Activities and Parenting Tips for Kids
• Summer Boredom Busters
• Spring Break Activities for the Kids
• How to make fabric flowers tutorials and patterns
• Summer Activities for Kids
• Printable Games for the Kids
• Summer Activity Days
• Any of the For the Kids category posts

3. Plan a Girls Only Weekend with your besties to celebrate surviving the summer. {{Be sure to invite me!}}

4. The kids are going back to school. This year plan something really special and start a new tradition:

• Back to School Survival Guide
• 1st Day of School Traditions
• Creative School Lunches
• Back to School Organization
• Back to School
• Back to School: Cut the Clutter
• End of Year School Celebrations (reverse for Beginning of year)
• How to organize your school locker

• Creative Chore Charts for Kids

• How to display your Child’s Artwork

Meet the Teacher Gift Ideas:

• Meet the Teacher Gift Ideas
• Teacher Appreciation Gifts
• Teacher Appreciation Week – Teacher Gifts
• Teacher Gifts
• Gifts for the Teachers
• Teacher Appreciation Week
• Decorate a Door for your Teacher

5. Clear schedule for book club, girls night out, BUNCO, and other rotating activities. Make sure you have child care, your food assignment, etc. Here’s how to start a dinner club.

6. If you are doing a food storage, time to check the schedule and buy next on the list. Don’t forget to put some cash in there as well.

7. Change AC house filter.

8. Write one grandparent a letter, artwork, or card.

9. Plan Mommy/Son or Daddy/Daughter dates.

10. Plan a date night with your man, arrange the babysitter in advance.

11. It’s time to start planning for Christmas. If your family draws names for Christmas, August is a good time to do it. This way you know who to buy for.

• Christmas Planner
• Christmas decor, gift, tradition, and organization ideas
• Printable Instructions for Christmas projects and gifts

If your purchasing your gifts, spread out your Christmas expenses buy purchasing a couple gifts each month from the Mom-preneur Shops. Every penny you spend goes to support another woman and her family. {{fabulous!}}

12. Sign up for fall sports. (Don’t delay, many deadlines are the 1st or 2nd week in August.)

13. Make fun plans for Labor Day with friends and family.

Events coming up:

1. Start brainstorming and get an idea of what your kiddos want to be for Halloween. Also pick out a couple new Halloween home decor items you want to make.

2. Finalize your Thanksgiving plans.

3. Start making plans for Christmas. Not only gifts but where you’re going to stay, who’s family to visit, travel arrangements, etc.

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What else do you do in August to get your home organized?

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