01/02/2026
A break from school doesn’t have to mean learning stops—or that parents become full-time teachers.
Today is a great day to gently reintroduce structure without pressure. Think of learning as something woven into the day, not added on top of it.
A few simple ways to support learning at home:
• Read together for 15–20 minutes and talk about favorite parts
• Ask open-ended questions at meals (“What surprised you today?”)
• Let kids write, draw, or build something inspired by their interests
• Practice real-life math through cooking, games, or planning outings
Most importantly, keep expectations realistic. Children learn best when they feel safe, connected, and rested.
You don’t need worksheets to support growth—just curiosity, conversation, and presence. That’s more than enough. 🤍
