Ah, the familiar scent of new notebooks and freshly sharpened pencils, the sound of school buses rumbling down the street—back to school season is upon us! As parents, we're simultaneously relieved and apprehensive, while our kids might be feeling a mixture of excitement and dread. Fear not, dear readers! In this blog post, we'll equip you with an arsenal of survival tips for both parents and kids to tackle the upcoming school year with confidence and ease.
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Learning is a continuous process beyond the four walls of the classroom. Your children learn from you daily, allowing you to significantly influence their learning habits. To motivate your child, show them that you believe in them and their abilities. Make room for their mistakes and celebrate every progress, no matter how slow. Supporting them on their learning journey will help your child strive to succeed and make you proud. If you have been thinking of helping your child learn, here are some effective ways.
Are you worried about the summer drought as a parent? This refers to the summer months where your kids won’t be focused on learning at all. It can lead to them returning to school after forgetting all about what they were learning about in the previous term. This is a problem as it can mean that for at least the first few weeks after your child returns to school they are behind. So, how can you avoid this type of situation?
You may think that your teen is past needing your parental help and guidance by the time they make it to high school. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Keep reading to find out more.
After you’ve given your child the resources, it can become very tempting to control or manage how they use them. Try as much as possible to resist this urge so that they can build the innate desire to be creative. Too much interference can hinder independent thinking, which might affect the quality of their creative process. So next time you’re itching to hover, decide against it in the best interest of your little ones.
The back-to-school season is equal parts tiring and fun. There’s so much to do, but through it, all is the exciting buzz of anticipation for the school year ahead. The younger your children are, the more opportunities there are to create back-to-school traditions that will make the end of August something to look forward to rather than panic about. By planning as much as possible, you can make the transition enjoyable rather than stressful.
Kids will love hunting for summer words in this word search. Word searches are a great tool for reinforcing spelling and word recognition skills. They are also a fun way to build vocabulary. Education.com has loads of resources that will keep kids engaged and entertained during summer travels while also keeping their reading and language arts skills sharp.
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There is a lot of stress, anxiety, and worry when it comes to finding the right daycare for your kids. It’s hard not to take notice of the daycare horror stories that get passed around on social media
