Ask your child, “If you could redesign your room any way you wanted, what would you do?” Consider making reasonable changes.
Peer pressure can be positive. Encourage group activities like sports and volunteering.
Focus on things your child does well today. Provide specific praise.
Talk with your child about ways to resolve conflicts peacefully.
As you drive, talk with your child about traffic safety.
Have everyone in the family spend 30 minutes cleaning up your home. Many hands make light work.
Ask what five rules your child would make if in charge of the household.
We are monitoring expected inclement weather for Wed., March 5, 2025, and have been in contact with our local EMA Director about its expected effect on our area. School will remain on a normal schedule tomorrow. Expect wind, thunderstorms & gusty conditions from 6-10 AM. Please drive cautiously & dress for the weather. Stay safe!
Stage a family fire drill. Make sure your smoke alarms work.
Write your child a note of thanks. “It’s such a help to the family when you vacuum the floor. Thank you!”
Listen to a piece of music that has no lyrics. Challenge your child to write some or describe what scene they picture while listening to it.
Set aside some time to spend one-on-one with your child today.
If your child gets headaches when reading or holds books too close, schedule a vision check-up.
Ask about a book or article your child read recently.
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Enjoy an outdoor activity with the whole family today. Then, come inside for a cup of hot chocolate.
Ask your child, “Is there anything you wish you understood?” Then, research the topic together.
Remind your child never to share passwords with friends.
Exercise your child’s memory. Ask, “Do you remember what you ate yesterday? The day before?”
Talk about a familiar place. Can your child figure out which direction it is from your home?