1. Set a Schedule The best way to set yourself up for success is to have a set schedule. It doesn’t have to be a strict schedule that you follow like clockwork daily, but creating a routine will help your child know what’s expected for the day. Here’s a sample schedule to help you get started:
2. Get Help Giving your children assigned chores will not only help you get it all done, it will teach them responsibility and being part of a family team. Assign age appropriate chores like making their beds and picking up their toys, setting the table, watering plants, sweeping, and taking out the trash.
3. Individual Activities Allow time in each day for your child to do some school activities on their own. When you give them a project to work on by themselves, it opens up a little more time for you to get something done or take a much needed break.
4. Go to YouTube YouTube has a variety of channels for teaching your kids math and science skills as well as crafts. Find an educational video for them to watch a couple of times a week when you need to work on something else.
5. Plan Ahead Each night, take a look at the plan for the next day so you know what you need to do and can create your schedule in advance. Going into the day with a plan will help you to stay productive and organized.
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