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Back to Safe School Year
It’s that time of year again! Our children and youth of this country are on their way back to school. In preparation for this event, let’s take time to look at some tips that will help make this transition easier, smoother and safer for all.
* Get enough sleep the night before.
* Eat a healthy breakfast.
* Develop good work habits, like writing down your assignments and turning in your homework on time.
* Take your time with school work. If you don't understand something, ask the teacher.
* Keep a sense of humor.
* Pack lunches and refrigerate the night before.
* Make sure backpacks are packed and ready to go the night before.
* Create a homework center. Stock with extra crayons and supplies needed to complete homework. Make sure it's not near a television.
*Lay out clothes the night before.
* Remember kids need to make as many decisions as possible. Avoid power struggles by letting them make small decisions.
* Create a special hamper in the laundry room for uniforms and other rush items.
* Fold T-shirts so that the design is seen nicely without unfolding.
* Each evening have a 30 minute family clean up time to get everything back in place.
Remember, getting back into the routine of going to school takes preparation. The same is true for your safety. Make sure your child understands the basics of school safety; looking both ways before crossing any street, being wary of strangers, not giving into peer pressure and listening to their teachers and school officials directions. These tips and reminders can go a long way in helping your child and you both get off to a good and safe school year!
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