When driving, children can be a distraction in the car. If there is another adult passenger, it is best to let them handle most of the interactions so you can keep your attention on the road.
Next time we will look at foreign travel with kids.
Car Safety & Children
When driving children for a long family trip, often kids need items to keep them occupied. Be aware that loose items in the car can be thrown or become missiles in the event of a crash or sudden stop. Make sure loose items including DVD players, laptops, purses, CD’s, gifts, etc. are secured in either the trunk, console area, or under a cargo net. Only provide children with soft toys and games to play in the car.
Tomorrow we will cover how to not get distracted while driving children.
Are We There Yet?
Another great car traveling tip when driving with children is to give them a map. They can see where you are at the moment and how far you have until you reach your destination. This will help with the “are we there yet” question.
Next time we will look at how to keep everyone safe during a family trip. Stay tuned.
Involving Kids In Trip Planning
Try to involve your children when planning a trip. This will help them maintain their interest throughout the journey. Show them the route on a map and let them help decide on places to stop including landmarks, hotels and restaurants.
Check back next time for a great way to avoid the constant nagging, “Are we there yet?”
Traveling With Kids
Are you going to drive a long distance with your kids? Over the next several days, we have some great ways to make the experience better for both parents and children.
Tomorrow we will look at how to help your children maintain their interest throughout the trip.
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #4
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #4:
Join us for some summer learning. Y3K Tutor In Your Home offers personalized, one-on-one tutoring in the convenience of your home for students of all ages. Our summer tutoring is a great way to keep students learning and prevent any summer regression.
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #3
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #3:
Continue to read. Have your child read for 30 minutes each day. If your child needs some inspiration, check out the summer reading programs at your local library. They often offer younger children prizes for completing certain amounts of reading.
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #2
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #2:
Look over last year’s schoolwork. Review saved tests and papers throughout the year. Try doing this for several minutes each day.
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #1
Y3K Tutor In Your Home will offer simple tips you can do over the next several posts.
Y3K Tutor In Your Home’s Keeping Skills Over the Summer Tip #1:
Keep writing. Encourage your child to write emails, letters and keep a journal of fun activities. Support your child’s creativity by not focusing on editing mistakes. Make it fun which in turn will give your child an opportunity to practice writing.
Summer Vacation Learning Loss
Students can lose about 2 1/2 months worth of previous grade level understanding in math skills over summer vacation. Learning loss over the summer can be a serious issue, but one that can be avoided.
How can you prevent your child from losing math skills over the summer? Come back here tomorrow.
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