The New Year is a great time to start teaching your children about goal setting. We all want our children to succeed, and by setting goals at the start of each year, you’re teaching them that there are actions you can take to achieve success.
As adults, we typically ponder New Year’s resolutions for ourselves. New Year’s is the perfect time to discuss with your children realistic resolutions and what they want to achieve in the year ahead. It is a great opportunity to articulate goals and make positive changes and improvements before entering the new year. As children work on achieving New Year’s resolutions, it teaches them how to set and work steadily toward their goals, build upon important skills such as reflection and problem-solving, and to build confidence. Read on to discover 5 resolutions that could benefit your child.
The holiday season is finally here and it is a time full of surprises and magic for children and adults alike! While taking a break from the normal school routine is welcome and necessary, it is important to incorporate learning-focused activities into the holiday schedule. There are so many great educational opportunities to take advantage of over the Christmas break. Learning over the holidays will ensure that our children don’t lose their momentum and prepare them for the return to school. Read on to discover 3 hands-on holiday activities to keep your child motivated and learning over the Christmas break.
As parents, there is nothing more rewarding and exciting than seeing children overcome challenges and achieve their goals. Celebrating your child’s successes is an incredible way to nourish their growth and development. These positive experiences are etched into children’s memories, and serve as a reminder of what they have achieved. Celebrations are more than just feel-good moments, they can propel students forward on their learning journey and keep them motivated. This blog explores the importance of celebrating student success.
As the end of the academic year is just around the corner, school reports and results are on their way. Outstanding report cards, excellent exam results, and high grades are all deserving of a reward. When our children have worked hard and encountered success, it is worth taking the time to celebrate and reward them in honour of their accomplishments. The end of the year serves a great opportunity to praise or reward students for their relentless hard work and achievements. We have compiled three effective ways for you to best reward and celebrate your child’s good school results.
