Supporting Your Child’s Learning At Home:
While the pandemic has caused a disruption in formal academic learning for students, it has also created opportunities for families to see more clearly what their kids need and to foster learning at home. Technology has made remote support from teachers more accessible, but parent engagement and participation in the work will make distance learning most effective.
Here are a few things you can do to support your child(ren)’s skills at any grade level.
Things to Do to Support Your Child(ren)’s Reading Skills
In preparation for your child’s learning time:
Activities to do with your learner:
To have your child do on their own:
Things to Do to Support Your Child(ren)’s Writing Skills
Activities to do with your child:
To have your child do on their own:
Writing on their own helps learners build independence and confidence. Keep a writing journal with space for pictures and words.
Things You Can Do With Your Child(ren) to Support Their Math Skills
Math learning tips + tools:
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