Apr 26, 2011

Tex Mex Black Bean Casserole


 
Tex Mex Black Bean Casserole
2 C. cooked black beans or 1-15 oz. can of black beans, drained
2 C. browned hamburger or 2 C. ground gluten (wheat meat)
1-15oz. can of diced tomatoes with green chili peppers added, do not drain
1-15 oz. can of corn, drained
Salt and pepper to taste
Other seasons if desired (chili powder, garlic, dried red pepper flakes)
2 C. shredded cheese, divided
Grease a 9 inch baking pan and set aside. Combine beans, hamburger or gluten, tomatoes with juice, corn and salt and pepper. Stir in one cup of the cheese. Pour mixture into baking pan. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes or until heated through. Makes 4 servings.
Note: The mixture is great for enchilada filling.

Scripture Stickers

As part of preparing our personal Ark we must remember to feed our heart and spirit too.
These are some really fun stickers you can put in your scriptures.
They are a great tool for personal scripture study and Fun too.
Just print them out on a 8 1/2"x11" Shipping Label and cut them out.
Challeng yourself to have personal and family scripture study.




Apr 25, 2011

Family Home Evening


Honoring Your Parents
Needed:
Printout of Face and Smile (best on cardstock)
Fastener
10 pieces of paper and 2 pencils/pens
Cut out mouth and fasten it to the face so you can make the face frown or smile. Tape it to the wall.
Read Exodus 20:12. What does it mean to honor and obey your parents?
Split into two teams. Separate into different rooms. Give each team 5 pieces of paper and a pencil. Have each team think of 5 ways to either obey or disobey your parents. After everyone has thought of 5 things, have everyone come back into the room.
Have the first team pick one of their own pieces of paper. Have them act out a scene with that situation. Have the opposite team decide whether it is obeying or not obeying your parents by placing a smile or frown on the boys face.
After the activity bare your testimony about how obeying our parents can make us happy.


Here is the link:


Apr 18, 2011

Family Home Evening





The Wise Man Built His House Upon The Rock

I glued them onto cardstock and hot glued a rock in the corner and a bow.

There is also a folder game that can go along with this lesson here is the link to that.
File Folder Game Wise and Foolish man


Apr 16, 2011

All is safely gathered in


This is a great inspirational Video about the importance of keeping the Commandment of food storage.
This blog is in it's infancy, but we hope that along the way we will be able to teach you the things talked about in this video. Thank you to those who made it.



Apr 15, 2011

Medication Take-Back Event

Davis HELPS(Health Education Law Enforcement Programs) is pleased to co-sponsor a very important event coming up on Saturday, April 30, 2011... Prescription Takeback. The Prescription Takeback event allows you to bring unused over-the-counter and prescription medications to one of the following locations so they can be safely destroyed. This event will take place throughout Davis County at the following sites:
  • Bountiful
    555 South 200 West
    2399 South Main St
  • Farmington
    1316 North Highway 89
  • Layton
    1170 East Gentile
  • Syracuse
    951 West 1700 South
  • Sunset
    2353 North Main St
Why Should I Take the Time To Do This?
  • Many drugs flushed down the toilet cannot be removed by the sewer treatment plant or septic system.
  • These substances then get into our streams, rivers, lakes, groundwater and our soil and may cause harm to the environment.
  • Abuse of prescription drugs, particularly painkillers, has increased among teenagers and young adults.
  • More than half of people who abuse painkillers get the drugs from friends or relatives.
  • Children and pets can find medicine in your home or in your trash.
  • Drugs may be taken by accident, on purpose or illegally sold.
  • You can prevent accidental poisoning and drug abuse.
What if I cannot go to the Medication Take-Back Event?
  • You can find permanent community collection sites near you at http://www.useonlyasdirected.org/, and directions for safe disposal in your trash if there is no site near you. This website also lists other one-time Take-Back events occurring at different times and locations around the state.

Here is the link

Preparedness Fair


EVERYONE CAN GO
You do not need to be a citizen of one of these cities to attend
Farmington City Council has declared April as Emergency Preparedness Month and has encouraged each of its citizens and business to become aware of preparedness. This year the cities of Farmington, Fruit Heights, and Kaysville are combining efforts to host a Tri-city Emergency Preparedness Fair
It will be held in Fruit Heights on Saturday, April 30th, from 10:00 am. ‘til 2:00 pm. Displays and booths will be in both the Westminster Presbyterian Church at 796 S. Mountain Road and across the street at the LDS church, 901 S. Mountain Road as well as outside – weather permitting.
Many informative booths are planned such as food, water and fuel storage along with demonstrations concerning different aspects of disaster readiness such as 72-hour kits and Sheltering in Place. Local Emergency Preparedness merchants will attend and provide preparedness items for sale.
 Local emergency agencies will attend along with Life Flight and Davis County Search and Rescue.
 Children will enjoy a special visit from the Jazz Bear at 11:00.  
In conjunction with the Fair, a Boy Scout Emergency Preparedness Merit Badge class will be taught. 
 For more information contact Paul White, paulewhite1951@gmail.com or call 801-451-5108.

Here is the link to the Flyer

Vital Records Secion 2


This is all the pages for Section 2. 
This one will take some effort, but I can not stress enough, how important this section is. 
 If you do not want to make a special trip to the doctors or dentist for your records,
remember to get them at your next appointment. 
 Fill out your medical release form right away.  I recommend that you make a few copies and have them available to babysitters, also keep a copy in your car in case you are ever in an accident.
Be sure to list important medical information like; the style and serial number of medical devices, such as pacemakers.







Here is the link

Now that we have finished section 1 and section 2 we are going to take a break while we work on putting all that info together.  For the next little bit we will touch on some Preparedness info for water storage, sanitation, food storage and things of that nature.


Vital Records, Medical Release Form


This is a medical release form.
  It can be used in the event of an emergency
to allow emergency personnel to treat your minor children in your absence. 
We will also put a copy of this form in our family binder to be used by babysitters. 
It is important to fill this out right away and have it Notarized if required by your state. 
 Accidents happen, and it doesn't take a major event to find yourself in need of this form. 
 Lets hope we never need to use it.
Here is the link 

Apr 14, 2011

Vital Records Section 1


This is all the pages in Section 1. 
We will add a few more to the Neighborhood block plan in the future, for those who do not have block plans in place already.




Here is the Link to all the pages in section 1