Tips to get ready for School
A school is an institution designed for the teaching of students under the direction of teachers.
21. Eat a well balanced
Orange juice and even grape juice are chock full of vitamin C.
Never skip breakfast, or else you will feel tired throughout the day.
Never skip breakfast, or else you will feel tired throughout the day.
22. Taking the bus
Remember to get the new bus schedule.
If your child will be taking the bus for the first time, discuss the bus route and bus safety rules with her.
If your child will be taking the bus for the first time, discuss the bus route and bus safety rules with her.
23. Driving
If you will be driving your child, have a backup arrangement with another parent in case you are delayed for some reason.
Confirm carpool arrangements in advance and make sure your child knows who will be picking him up before and after school.
Become familiar with your schools traffic safety rules, drop off and pick up procedures.
Confirm carpool arrangements in advance and make sure your child knows who will be picking him up before and after school.
Become familiar with your schools traffic safety rules, drop off and pick up procedures.
24. Confirm after school care arrangements
Most after school care arrangements must be made months ahead, frequently in the winter or spring before your child starts school. As the school year approaches, however, its a good idea to confirm your plans.
Make sure your child knows where he is going after school.
Double check on your care plans and communicate with the provider a few days before school starts.
If your child will be home alone after school, establish safety rules for locking doors and windows, and for answering the door and the telephone. Make sure she knows to check in with you or another adult when she arrives at home.
Make sure your child knows where he is going after school.
Double check on your care plans and communicate with the provider a few days before school starts.
If your child will be home alone after school, establish safety rules for locking doors and windows, and for answering the door and the telephone. Make sure she knows to check in with you or another adult when she arrives at home.
