Welcome to the Back to School Blast!
Getting your family prepared to head back to school, can be difficult especially after a long, fun-filled summer. Here are a few of our favorite Back to School Tips to help you along the way.
1. Back-to-School Supplies Checklist - Backpack? Check. Pencils? Check. Safety scissors? Not Yet. Use the same checklist each time you head out to grab supplies, to keep track of what you have already purchased and the things you still need to. These are also handy if you have more than one child. Simply print 2, 3, 4 list and add their name to the top.
2. Make sure your supplies are labeled, keep those supplies coming home!
3. Prepare the kids. Summer can be lazy sleep in days making it hard to get up early when school starts up. Practice waking up early before the first day.
4. Set goals for the kids. Give them something to look forward to. Everyone feels good when they accomplish their goals!
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ReplyDeleteMy best back to school tip: To prepare your children with the idea of bedtime and getting up in the morning; is to have them slowly ease into this return about a week before school starts.
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