Children Can Keep Learning While On Vacation
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Keep Your Child Learning During Vacation
Summary
"Use it or lose it" often describes how students retain new information. Experts note that within 24 to 48 hours, students might start forgetting what they've learned.
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While school vacations are perfect for recharging, they can sometimes disrupt learning. Fortunately, reinforcing educational activities at home can be simpler than you think.
According to Dr. Richard E. Bavaria, Ph.D., vice president of Sylvan Learning Center, “School breaks are an excellent opportunity for parents to engage in everyday learning with their children to boost skills in math, reading, writing, and study habits.”
Here are some enjoyable ways to continue your child's learning during breaks:
- Attend Academic Camps:
Seek out camps with an academic emphasis. Ideal programs offer a variety of courses tailored to children’s age and needs, ensuring focused learning in small groups.
- Write a Story:
Encourage your child to keep a journal or write letters to family members about their weekly highlights. Reading their writings aloud enhances both creativity and communication skills.
- Create a Budget:
Get your child involved in making a grocery budget. This not only strengthens math skills but also teaches financial planning for desired "extras."
- Play Games:
Board games and puzzles are great for developing analytical and logical skills. Playing together as a family doubles the enjoyment and the learning.
- Visit the Library:
Local libraries offer numerous resources, including free programs and clubs for children. Librarians can assist in finding books suited to your child's reading level.
- Explore Educational Websites:
Many websites offer educational content that can inspire children to learn more. For example, check out www.bookadventure.org for personalized book lists from over 7,000 recommended titles.
By integrating these activities into your child's vacation, you ensure that learning remains a continuous and enjoyable process.
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