Look at a map together. Ask your child to show you the shortest route between two particular cities.
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Do a library card “checkup.” Does every member of the family have a card? If not, go sign up!
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Make sure your child gets enough sleep every night—especially in the days and weeks leading up to tests.
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April is Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month. Take time to talk about math with your child each day this month.
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When disagreeing with your child, focus more on solutions than blame.
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List your priorities in life, including family. Does your schedule reflect what’s most important?
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Ask your child to tell you about a favorite memory of family.
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Learn about the dangers of vaping. Talk about them with your child.
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Talk with your child about relationships. Share your values and standards.
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Avoid disciplining your child in front of friends. Save it for when you are alone.
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Encourage your child to write a thank-you note to a favorite teacher.
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Give your child a plant to care for.
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On days without assignments, have your child use study time to review.
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Link responsibilities to freedom. By becoming more responsible, your child can earn more freedom.
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Let your child invite a friend to join your family for dinner one night.
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Today is Pi Day. Pi is a mathematical constant that starts with 3.14. Go online with your child to learn more about pi.
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Ask your child, “If you could redesign your room any way you wanted, what would you do?” Consider making reasonable changes.
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Peer pressure can be positive. Encourage group activities like sports and volunteering.
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Focus on things your child does well today. Provide specific praise.
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Talk with your child about ways to resolve conflicts peacefully.
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