The best study skill is to not wait until the last minute to begin studying. The more time a student has to prepare, the easier they can retain the material.
Backpack Check
Put your child’s backpack on a scale and weigh it. Remember it shouldn’t weigh more than 15% of their body weight.
Backpack Weight Reduction Tip
Accumulated papers in a backpack can become very heavy. Frequent binder checks can solve this problem. Students should carry only what they need.
Backpacks
A fully loaded backpack should not weigh more than 15% of a student’s body weight. A 100 lb student should not be carrying more than 15 lbs.
Mason Rice Elementary School Tutoring – Newton, MA
Watch for the Y3K Tutor In Your Home gift certificates at the annual Mason Rice Elementary School fundraiser. The money raised will go towards the students of Newton, MA. They plan on using the money we raise for technology purchases, art and science programming, educational support staff development and classroom supplies. New this year they are using some of the money raised by Y3K Tutor In Your Home and other donors, to start a New Playground Fund. This would go toward replacing the Mason Rice Elementary School’s 20 year old wooden playground. The children living in Newton, MA would be grateful for a large turnout so that the new playground will become a reality.
Backpack Safety Tip
Leave as many textbooks at home as possible or get a copy for home and one for school. Carrying too many can be harmful for developing spines.
Backpack Weight
When full, a backpack can weigh over 30 lbs. Kids can develop back problems from this excess weight. Stay tuned for weight reduction tips.
Backpack Usage
A backpack must be worn right for it to be safe. Wear both straps snugly and rest at the waist. Wearing it too low or using only one strap can hurt the spine.
Brookline MA Tutoring
We are now scheduling for the upcoming school year for Brookline MA. Tutoring times fill up fast. Don’t be shut out. Call now!
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