You can teach your child about saving, just like Ollie!

Next time you get to walk in the woods, bring along this scavenger hunt.

Try this easy flashlight craft and light up the ocean’s depths.

Make your own sunglasses just like Ollie has in “Lost at the Parade”.

Celebrate accomplishments with this kid friendly craft.

If you want to surprise someone you love, here are directions to make a poster full of fun photos, you know, the silly ones your mom would usually delete.

Parties and bake sales don’t have to be scary for folks with food allergies. Just print and fill out these labels and share your baked goods with your loved ones.

Tired of resolutions not working out? Try setting goals with this fun family goal poster.

Turn old Christmas tree branches into a fun and easy decoration. It’s a craft the whole family can help with.

Ollie and his cousins make this fun and easy craft when they visit on Thanksgiving day.

Hosting a Halloween party? Here are some tips for running a super fun pumpkin painting station.

Ollie and his mom create this super cute pencil holder for his desk when he writes his speech about OIT.

A very bored Ollie becomes a very engaged Ollie after his mom hands him this car scavenger hunt.

Ollie and Madelyn made necklaces like this for their moms in Ollie’s Mother’s Day Surprise, and so can you!

Checking off boxes is fun, especially if there’s a reward waiting on the other side!

When Ollie got sick, he had to do a lot of resting, which meant a lot of reading books.

For a great non-food, allergy friendly Valentine’s Day option, make these homemade valentines like Ollie and Madelyn did in Ollie’s first Valentine’s Day letter