SEPTEMBER 2026
Eat leftover biscuits with honey. Read The Honey Hunters by Francesca Martin
Tick the box on each day when you have completed 20 minutes of reading. Children who develop a love of reading will become better students and build a better future. Do you have a library card? September is the perfect time to check out your local library, get your library card, and check out a few books.
Check the batteries in your home smoke detectors today. Be sure to test them monthly.
Gather up some newspapers today and make a craft using paper mache.
Think of 10 things in your life that are really good. Then think of something not-so-good and a way it could be improved. Gather the family for an evening of your favorite board or card games.
National Honey Month
Discuss the services of your local library. Why are libraries important?
Be a super secret superstar! Do something really nice for someone without them knowing it. Keep it a secret!
Tidy your bedroom today. Make your bed and leave your room as nice as possible.
Talk with your family about careers that interest you. What kind of education or training do those jobs require?
Comedy tonight! Rent a funny movie for the whole family to watch.
Write a poem for a grandparent and draw a picture to go with it.
Help clean up in the garden today and think about planting something now that will bloom next year.
Celebrate the signing of the Constitution by flying the flag and reciting the Preamble.
Arrrrrr! Look in books and online for some great pirate phrases to get ready for “Talk Like a Pirate Day!” What is your birthstone? If you were born in September, your birthstone is a sapphire. Find your birthstone online.
Get some construction paper, scissors, and tape, and cover your books for school.
It’s time to feel good about what you can do. Have an “I can do it” day!
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This is the first day of autumn. Use a crayon and a sheet of blank paper to gently do some leaf rubbings. Ask a parent to help you.
Look for a recipe that uses citrus and ask if you can help prepare it.
Write a thank you note of appreciation to one of your friends.
Tonight, see if you can write down all the names of the kids in your class from memory. Did you forget anyone?
The September bird of the month is the hawk. If you can’t see one where you live, see if you can draw one.
Take a hike to search for signs of autumn.
A kind word, a chore, a helping hand—these things make good neighbors. Can you do something today to help a neighbor?
Goals for October. Write down five things you would like to achieve in the coming month.
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