Given your Boy Scout background, you’re in a perfect position to teach your kids hands-on skills that build confidence and could even save their lives. Try a backyard survival challenge where you teach them to build a shelter, start a fire safely, or purify water. While outdoor skills are great, you can also incorporate indoor activities for kids that teach emergency preparedness, such as building first aid kits or learning basic first aid through role-playing. Knot-tying games can be both fun and practical. Cooking over a fire adds excitement, and map and compass navigation can become a fun treasure hunt. These activities get them thinking, moving, and connecting with you in meaningful ways. #indoor activities for kids
I’ve seen plenty of substitutes for white sugar and powdered sugar, but there are a bunch of recipes with brown sugar I’d like to do. I know brown sugar packs differently from white sugar, so aside from the flavor, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t be a 1:1 substitution for white sugar. Does anyone have any tips on this? Is there perhaps some combination of erythritol and some kind of extract that works pretty well? Also, what about molasses?
