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Free Jesse Tree Advent Study (Plus a Special Bonus!)

Hello, friends! 

As the seasons change and we look toward the winter months, my heart always turns to finding meaningful ways to keep our homes grounded in the Word. If you are looking for a beautiful, stress-free way to lead your children through the grand story of Scripture this coming December, I have a wonderful gift for you. 

It’s never to early to start preparing for the busy season ahead and I am absolutely thrilled to release our brand-new, completely free Jesse Tree Advent Study Guide! 


Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links to the specific Jesse Tree book that our family loves and uses alongside this guide. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for supporting Pollywog’s Place! 


The Jesse Tree is such a beautiful tradition. Starting on December 1st, it takes your family on a chronological journey from Creation, through the Patriarchs, the Kings, and the Prophets, pointing directly to the birth of our Messiah. It helps children see that the whole Bible is one big, beautiful story connected to Jesus! 

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New Release: The Weekly Sabbath Family Guide (Your Guide to Rest)

Hello, friends! 

If you have been looking for a simple, stress-free way to bring the peace of the Sabbath into your home each week, I have some wonderful news. I have officially finished putting together the Weekly Sabbath Family Guide, and it is ready for your family—completely free! 

My heart in creating this guide was to take away the overwhelm. Keeping the Sabbath shouldn’t feel like a rigid checklist of rules; it should be a weekly highlight that your entire family looks forward to with joy. It is my prayer that this guide can you help you create memories that will last a lifetime and bring your family closer to GOD.

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Exploring God’s Calendar: Introducing Our Christian Fall Feast Unit Studies

Hey friends! Grab a warm drink, pull up a chair, and let’s chat for a minute. As the summer heat starts to break and that first bit of autumn wind rolls in, my mind automatically goes to the shifting seasons—not just outside, but on God’s calendar. 

If you’ve been following along with us lately, you know our family has been deep in the trenches of organizing our home, making monthly devotionals, and streamlining our everyday routines. Today, I am so excited to finally open up our folders and share something close to my heart: our brand-new Christian Fall Feast Unit Studies! 

This open-and-go packet covers Yom Teruah (Feast of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), and Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles). It traces the amazing Old Testament history straight through to how it all beautifully points to Jesus. 

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Special Holiday Meals: Native American Recipes

There are several days that include Native American or Indigenous People Days and I know my family can trace its roots back to certain tribes. It is important to remember the people who came before us, and all that they sacrificed for us. I have made a menu to try for these days:

Native American Day Menu Ideas

Venison Chops w/Rice, Baked Salmon, or Slow Cooker Ribs

Three Sisters Soup, Rice or Quinoa, Fried Green Tomatoes, Tamales

Stuffed Acorn Squash, Succotash, or Butternut Squash Medley

Fry Bread, Bannock, or Indian Pudding

More recipe ideas here:

Native American Recipes You Can Make At Home

Pumpkin Recipes