For most of us who are freelancers, we are now part-time teachers too. This can be super nutty if you are like me and already have 10 other part-time jobs. Some of which are real paying gigs, but others that include house keeper, laundry doer, snack maker, dog walker, playtime companion, house organizer, etc. I will admit that some weeks and days have been more successful than others over the past two months. These tips may not work every day, as every day is constantly changing. However, I've put together a list of some ways that have helped me (and those in our house) manage the stresses of homeschooling. If they help, let me know! Also, feel free to add your own tips as well.
1. Get plenty of rest. If you stay up late, make sure to get a siesta in, or go to bed early the next night. 2. Make sure the children get plenty of rest too. Watch for irritability. 3. Stay hydrated. 64 oz of water per adult per day. Encourage a smaller amount for kids. 4. Eat a good breakfast and be open to offering morning and afternoon snacks. 5. For little kids, get the work done in the morning; as much as possible before lunch. 6. Provide great outdoor and creative activities in the afternoon. 7. Do innovative ideas like fort building, cooking, crafting, movies, etc. 8. Read at night together. 9. Get and give plenty of hugs and say "I love you" more often than you think is normal. 10. Have fun and enjoy the time. Be grateful for health and happiness.
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