March · April · May
Resurrection and new life — plant the year’s first traditions.
Explore the Harvest book
Seasonal traditions
Try one of these ideas with your family, then use your Harvest book to keep the details you would like to return to.
Spring
Planting something together can become a spring tradition, whether you have a garden or a single pot on the windowsill.
Choose a seed or herb as a family. Give everyone a small part in planting and caring for it, and notice how it changes through the season.
In your book What did you plant, who helped, and what would you like to try next spring?
Spring
Make time for the Easter traditions that help your family reflect on Christ and the promise of new life.
Choose a scripture or hymn to share over breakfast, before church, or around the dinner table. Keep the plan simple enough to enjoy together.
In your book Record the reading or song you chose, along with the recipes and morning traditions you want to keep.
Spring
A favorite spring meal can mark the change of season as clearly as the first flowers.
Let each person choose something for the table: a dish, a few flowers, or a place setting. Ask about a spring recipe someone remembers from childhood.
In your book Save the recipe, who shared it, and any changes your family made.
The Harvest book gives every season its own chapter, with space to plan celebrations and record the recipes and traditions you want to keep.
