1. Write Down You r Goals Make a list. This will help you visualize your goals for the day or week. Check off what goals you accomplished as you go along! You can do this in a journal or planner. I prefer a monthly planner, they usually come with a notes section, calendar and a weekly planner. 2 . Keep Things Tidy The first thing I do in the morning is make my bed and tidy up my bedroom. Then, I tidy up my work space. Keeping your space clean and tidy helps you to better collect, and organize your thoughts. Something about a clean space is just so satisfying. 3. Hygiene and Self- Care Start your morning with a shower, do your hair, and put on nice clothes (even if you are not going anywhere for the day). Looking good on the outside makes us feel good on the inside, and it is a huge confidence booster, no more spending days at a time in PJ's! 4. Eat a Nutritional Breakfast What they say is true, breakfast is the most important meal of the day! Eating a hea
During this chaotic time, I think it is very important to make schooling at home as fun and structured as possible. As this can be a very scary time for our children, and a very challenging time for us. This week, I was able to come up with some fun, cute ideas, that I hope are helpful to those of you homeschooling your children during the Pandemic. Create a "school" schedule. I put ours on the fridge! My children wake up every morning to go look at our schedule. This allows them to better prepare for our day, and gives them a sense of predictability and comfort. This also allows a smooth transition into our new routine during the quarantine. Pack a lunch! I pack my girls lunch the night before. I normally pack a sandwich, chips or bagel, carrots, and an orange or banana (simple and nutritional). They love this and it reminds them of their daily routines at school. I even write them notes in their lunch boxes, just like I would