3 Ways to Kick Off Summer Learning

Published: Tue, 06/02/20

Brought to you by The Crafty Classroom

Hi there!

We may be in a time where social distancing has become the new normal, but summer vacation, family cookouts, and road trips are still things we can look forward to—even if they look a little different this year. Summer learning is another hot topic right about now, for homeschoolers and distance learners alike. Keeping your children engaged and in learning mode benefits them in so many ways, not to mention it makes going back to regular lessons in the fall a lot easier.

Kick Off Summer Learning the Fun, Easy Way!

Whether you’re looking to beat the heat by staying inside, or heading out to enjoy the warm, sunny days, there are many ways to keep the learning momentum going throughout summer. Here are just a few:

Make project-based learning a summer tradition. Looking for ideas? Check out the Featured Blog section below for some of our favorites.
Use printable worksheets as a fun and easy way to keep skills sharp. Don’t miss the Summer Printable Packet in the Free Resources section of this email.
Swing over to the Time4Learning blog for tips, tricks, and resources. Learning Throughout the Summer has tons of ideas for every subject. You’ll also find a unit study supplement about summer, complete with a list of Time4Learning activities to make it easy to get started.

From preventing summer slide to nixing boredom, there are many reasons to homeschool throughout summer. By incorporating just a little bit of learning into your summer plans, you’ll ensure your kiddos stay on top of their game and ahead of the curve.

- The Time4Learning Team

Looking for a simple, effective way to motivate your children this summer? Of course you are! Be sure to grab this free Summer Printable Packet that includes tons of prompts in math, reading, writing and science for students of all ages, as well as fun coupons for your children to redeem once they’ve completed their activities.

Featured Blog Post

Project-based learning has really taken off in the last few years. Make this summer one to remember by incorporating a fun project into your plans. Head over to our Project-Based Learning Ideas for Summer post for ideas for elementary, middle and high school.