HOME LEARNING KARYKRAM STD 1 TO 12 TIME TABLE DD GIRNAR

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HOME LEARNING KARYKRAM PARIPATRA AND STD 1 TO 12 TIME TABLE OCTOBER 2020 DD GIRNAR

Take the time to circle back to the Daily Tasks and Behavior Checklists, and talk to your kids about how things went. Use this as a learning experience for parents to understand what worked, what didn’t, what needs more time, less time, etc.
When working online already, it’s important to take a break by avoiding another gadget. Playing video games or scrolling through your social media isn’t much of a break! Try to do hands-on activities such as exercising, doing fun games, cooking, drawing, or reading books — or maybe even take a short nap.
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While it is helpful to provide structure for children, it is also important to give them choices. Choice Boards provide nine different activities for the same topic, support academic skill-building practice, and build in opportunities for choice.
It wouldn’t be possible to get through the next few weeks without technology and screens (Thanks, Disney+ for giving us Frozen II three months early). There are so many different apps and resources out there, and many companies are making them free for teachers and parents. Every single resource including worksheets and lesson plans on TeacherVision is free. Here’s how to get started.
Even if you didn’t intend to homeschool your kids, there are parents who willingly make this choice, and have developed structures and systems that work. From finding the teaching materials you need and developing a home classroom to what is needed for a positive homeschool experience, we can learn a lot from parents who are already doing this with great success.
Keeping students engaged and productive during instructional suspension Prepare breakfast for student or ensure that student has the materials to make breakfast for themselves Prior to beginning your workday, brainstorm a quick list of goals/objectives the student can focus on throughout their day. During your lunch break, check in with the student. How far along are they with the day’s goals? This could be a good time to discuss (and for the student to reflect on) the concepts of time management and self-discipline As the child would ordinarily have recess and P.E. at school, touch base and ensure the student gets enough exercise throughout the day. Depending on age, encourage the student to play in the yard, practice yoga, go for a walk, 
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