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Tips & Tricks: Making Learning Fun

IF your child says they are bored or that they do not like school there are lots of ways to make school more fun for them. Here are a few ways that I make school more fun for our daughters:

  • we use a lot of games that are educational
    • most of them are critical thinking games
    • you can use games that work on math as well like monopoly
  • sometimes I let our daughter pick what class we do next
  • for classes she is not as fond of I turn them into a game
    • she does not like English class so I spread out all her reading cards and have her find them or she is an animal and has to catch the words by reading them properly
  • using something other an a pencil to write with can make it more fun
    • crayons, colored pencils, etc. for older kids you could let them type their notes
  • talk in a funny voice
    • this probably only works for younger kids
  • become a new person
    • you could have a different persona when you teach certain classes
  • do more experiments with your science lessons
  • take a class outside
    • if you have to read a textbook you can do that while taking a walk
  • add in more projects for classes like history/social studies
  • give out rewards
    • you could give out candy or stickers, etc.
    • this can also work for older kids
What are somethings that you do to make school a bit more interesting and fun for your kiddos? Let us know in the comment section below.

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