Children look forward to the summer holidays due to the lack of a relatively strict daily school routine they often have to follow during the academic year. They get to sleep in and have super lazy days. Well, the reason children love holidays can also be the reason some parents may have holiday stress.
Not to worry, it is all too common to dread summer holidays, especially during the pandemic, when you may have a lot on your mind.
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Summer holidays are not holidays for parents. During summer holidays, parents are still dealing with work, household chores, etc. To ensure smoother, happier holidays, parents can use these tips:
Almost all parents know that children thrive on consistency and that daily strategies to manage childrens routine are still in play. Summer holidays do need additional guidelines for children as this period is significantly different from all the other days in the year. These are general guidelines and parents can customise these to suit their unique requirements. You can also download them at the end of this article.
Summer holidays can be fun for both parents and children if there is a bit of planning involved. They can imbibe many skills and abilities that classroom learning cannot teach. Adhering to a routine is a key part of happy summer holidays. To reduce the summer learning curve, a bit of reading, writing, and mathematics should also have a place in the holiday plan.
Download the sample summer guidelines for children here.
How do you go about your summer holidays? Do you plan in advance or prefer to go with the flow? Do let us know in the comments below.
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T.Tejasree
May 9, 2021
I learnt summer guidelines for children