At the market, have your child estimate how many apples are in two
pounds. Use the scales to check.
Be on the lookout for things your child does right. Praise progress and
successes.
Ask your child to tell you about the similarities and the differences
between his or her classes.
While your child does homework, do some quiet work yourself.
Give family members marshmallows and uncooked spaghetti. See who
can build the tallest tower.
Choose a spot in your home where family members can post things
they are proud of. Post something your child has done.
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Does your child know the names of the top elected officials from your
state or province? If not, help him or her learn them.
Teach your child a three-step process for any job: Plan, do, finish.
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Ask questions about school to get an idea about what your child is
learning and doing.
Have your child select and read a news article to you. Share opinions
about it with each other.
Look at the course catalog of a local college. Which topics interest your
child?
Ask your child to estimate how far he or she can drive before a full tank of gas
gets down to the 1⁄4 mark.
Monday, March 13, 2023 is a Professional Learning Day for all staff; students will not come to school. Enjoy the long weekend!
Today is Read Across America Day. To celebrate, spend some extra time
reading with your child.
Learn a strategy game like chess with your child. Play it often.
Have a family meeting to talk about a problem. Ask your child to write down everyone’s ideas.
Talk with your child about a mistake you once made and what you did about it.
Discuss ways you and your child waste time. Together, think about what you could do instead.