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Let go of the idea that learning only happens in school. Learning happens everyday. You teach your children, daily.
Helping your child return to school
Helping your child return to school
Tips for transitioning back to school
Kiss, hug, goodbye - Don’t make your exit long. Make sure you have told your children the drop-off plan and pick-up plan and remind them that you will see them_______(after work, after school, etc.)
A couple of good reads, I linked the youtube for the read aloud:
First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg. Youtube link
Mrs. Carter's Quick Tips
Mrs. Carter's Quick Tips
Set Family Rules and Agreements:
*You may want to include topics such as respect (i.e. we will respect each other's work and personal space, we will say excuse me before interrupting, we will give each other space and time to play, learn and work)
*We care about ourselves and others (i.e. we will do our best to stay safe, we will help each other, we will follow family rules, we will spend time working, have independent time, and have family time)
*We will be responsible for planning our day (i.e. we will do our best to follow through. We will give our best effort and have a good attitude. We will work to be patient and remember that nobody is perfect)
Helpful resources:
Helpful resources:
Cope with stress by looking for the positive
Common Sense Media - Resources for online learning
LVUSD - Student and Parent Resources for Online Learning (Video tutorials, 360 resources, and Academic online resources)
Designate a space, free of distractions, for learning at home
Designate a space, free of distractions, for learning at home
Set up a learning space where the student can:
Sit upright and attentive.
Have materials handy
Make sure acers are charged or the power cord near
Set up a routine with them (white board, poster)
Set up check-in times throughout the day that works for your schedule.
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