Making school fun for number 1!

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel very nervous about their kid’s progress at school??

Some children love school and find it great fun, while others need a little more encouragement. Finding out how to make school fun for your kids will make your life a lot easier as a parent and their lives a lot better outside of their home; it will also help ensure that their social development is on the right track. So, with that in mind, here are some of the best ideas I found worth noting.

Trips your kid will enjoy.

It’s important to realise that school doesn’t just teach your children particular subjects. School also ensures that our children develop the right social skills. So, it’s not all work and no play. That’s why schools often plan primary school residential trips and secondary trips throughout the year. They know that it provides significant building points for children and helps them to have more fun throughout the school semester. You just need to find out the right trip that’s going to appeal more to your child. 

Explore Extra-Curricular Activities

You might also want to explore the extra-curricular activities accessible through your kid’s school. This could include sports activities, or it might be something different like debating or chess (or even better private tuition!) Again, this is about finding something connected to your child's favoured activity.

Once you find the right option for your kid, you should encourage them to commit to it. Excite them when they find something they really enjoy outside of school and help them to continue to develop their skills in the activity outside of typical school hours without adding on any sort of pressure.

Focus On A subject They Like at school.

It may help to find a school that goes more with your kid! Being in an establishment where the school helps your kid excel in a way that your kid is free to explore or learn his way. No child is going to excel in every subject. That’s not the way the world works. Everyone has their strong points and weak points. The trick is to focus on the strong points while helping your child continue to build and grow in the more vulnerable areas.

For example, if your child is great at maths, then make sure you emphasise more on their favoured subject and talk to them about it. This helps them filter better likes and dislikes. Taking an active interest in what they like about it does wonders for them! Encourage them to push themselves in this subject and tackle more challenging work.

Goals 

And Finally, you’ll find that some children respond well to goals as a way to make school more fun and exciting. You can also set up rewards to encourage them to keep moving forward, like medals if they reach a target. This could be a future trip, as we mentioned above, or it could be as simple as getting merits at school. By exploring and setting the right goals, you can guarantee that they always have something that they can build towards.

I hope that some of these points help! It certainly helps me. By taking some of the proper steps, we can avoid situations where our children don’t want to go to school or are not getting the most out of it.

I found this great link! With lots of advice on education and kids! give it a try; there’s some useful information!! https://thisreadingmama.com/juice-plus-story/