*This post is sponsored by Adventures in Odyssey and the A.C.T.S. Summer of Service. All opinions are my own.
For mothers with school-aged children, the start of a new school year is a new beginning – a fresh start. As kids begin school, life tends to pick up. The pace of our daily life escalates. With homework and after-school activities like clubs and sports, setting and establishing a healthy routine is vital – both physically and spiritually.
Establishing healthy, positive routines is a tough job. Too often, music lessons, sports practices, and after-school clubs can overshadow the routines that build family and healthy habits. Families can struggle fitting in quality family time, and time in God’s Word.
One of the great new Adventures in Odyssey products released this year is 90 Devotions for Kids, aimed at kids 8 to 12. This soft-cover book draws 
you in with illustrations, puzzles, and kid-friendly applications. It also includes a daily Bible verse, daily challenges, words of encouragement from different AIO characters, and more. Even if your kids aren’t already Adventures in Odyssey fans, they’ll enjoy these daily devotionals, and get to know the Odyssey crew along the way.
This devotional, and the edition coming this fall (90 Devotions for Kids: Life Changing Values from the Book of Matthew) are great tools to help your kids put a regular pause in their day for Bible reading, prayer, and thoughts about God. If you start now—by the first day of school, you’ll already have a spiritual component scheduled into your kids’ routine. After that, everything else will hopefully just fall into line!
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We just make sure our priorities are in line and routines tend to follow.
By everyone understanding the expectations and then being consistent with follow through.
we keep schedules on the refrigerators
We’re big on making lists of what needs to be done and when it should be done.
We try to be really consistent and follow through, we give age appropriate responsibilities. We work as a team.
I just start donig them, sometimes make a list for kids.
We discuss plans and goals.
We just be consistent with the routines.
Doing certain things daily.