Need a Schedule? ~~~Links for more personalization ~~~

Here is one working mom's schedule for her three children suddenly participating in remote learning (school from home)  - some people need the visual, and it is helpful to keep a routine going even while learning from home. Younger learners may have play dough or sensory time (find great play dough recipes HERE)  or even filling a bin with sand or water can be great for measuring and sensory time. Other students may add in a "Virtual field trip" or "foreign language" designation. I LOVE a learning theme, chose a favorite book or topic and try to build your day around that - like Dr. Seuss. You could read books, focus on rhyming or vocab words, them mwrite a recipe for green eggs and ham and cook it together. Then discuss Would you eat green eggs and ham? If so - where? add a page to the book with your answer. Some awesome kid recipes can be found HERE. 

Older students could  have a field day with Harry Potter literacy activities and recipes, CLICK HERE 

Most importantly, use your child's interests when ever possible. Animal lover? Learn about animals. Try to make the learning as personal as possible for the best results. And HAVE FUN!