From basic tips to more advanced tips, this article from TeachThought will provide at least one new tip you can use!
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- “Have a designated work space, take frequent breaks, alternate screen and paper activities (if possible), keep a consistent schedule, and reach out to the child’s teacher for help.” Katie W.
- “Stay with your schedule, we have a designated school area, we are getting dressed everyday.”- Peggy W.
- “Routine! Even on days mine won’t have zoom meetings they will still get up at the same “school” time.” – Sarah B.
- “Individual bins for each kids school supplies….oh and earbuds, so they aren’t competing for volume.”- Sarah J.
- “Designate a school area, preferably with their own desk.” Sidney B.
- “Take lots of breaks, have a designated “school” area, let the child pick the activity so they have some control.”- Jennifer J.
- “We start the day off with yoga and treadmill walking to get our stretches out and to get some energy flowing.”- Maggie M.
- “Routine and music dance breaks.” Janessa M.
- Check out your local school district for resources and reach out to your children’s teachers along the way.
Don’t forget to maintain traditions and stay positive and adaptable as things are ever-changing and we’re all learning the importance of being flexible and resilient.
