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Parents it’s just about that time again. It is time to set the
kids alarms and pack their lunches. Care-free summer days are over, school is
about to be in session.
Going back to school can be a sad moment for kids. However,
this is a moment most parents are very fond of. As they’re back in the
classroom, you finally get back to your regular schedule. So before school
starts there are things you can do to prepare your kids and make sure their
ready for the new school-year.
Check Ups: Schedule appointments to check-up on your child’s
health. Make sure your child visits the doctor, dentist and orthodontist. Regular
health exams are needed to be sure your child’s body is tip-top shape.
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Sleeping Schedule: Sleep is an important part of learning.
Children between ages 5-12 need at least 10 hours of sleep to be ready for a
full day of school. Two-weeks prior to the first day of school start getting
your kids out of their summer sleeping habits. Changing sleep habits prior to
the start of school helps kids get into the groove.
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Re-Fresh memory: A great way to get ready for the new school
year is to get an academic head start. For example, kids entering the 4th
grade should start reviewing 4th grade material so they know what
they will learn. This extra preparation could help with any nerves your child
may have about entering a new grade.
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Fresh Gear: Give your kids a new fresh feeling for the new
school year. Whether your child’s school requires uniforms or allows for
regular clothes, having new threads can boost self-confidence and which can
provide a positive attitude. So take your kids to a trip to your favorite
department store and catch some great back to school deals.
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School Supplies: Send your kids back to school with
everything they need to be prepared in the classroom. Pencils, pens, notebooks,
etc.
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