Avoid the Summer Slide: Sneak in Some Learning!
It’s summer, time for a break and a recharge, but summer can be hard for parents—kids are home and want to be entertained. How do you avoid the dreaded summer slide?
It’s summer, time for a break and a recharge, but summer can be hard for parents—kids are home and want to be entertained. How do you avoid the dreaded summer slide?
The Jersey Shore is AWESOME, but if you’re in Philadelphia, it’s not the only place that you can go to get away from it all.
It happened again. You meant to plan a summer vacation. But it seemed like you had plenty of time. Now, somehow, you’re staring down July.
After a few summers at home with the kids, I know it doesn’t take too long before you run out of things to do the kids and they’re screaming “We’re BORED.”
It’s summer, which means warm weather, road trips, and vacations to see Grandma—which means I also get a few to read a good book!
Summer vacation is right around the corner and I’ve survived another school year. Only 20 days remain and I’ve got this.
RealityMoms is nothing if not proactive, so we asked our moms what their favorite inexpensive go-tos are when the summer boredom hits.
Our summer bucket list is about so much more than just summer. It is about continuing treasured traditions from the past and preparing her for the big world ahead.
Don’t get me wrong, I love spending vacation time with my kids. But this year, I’m just not ready for summer. Can you call the school board and let them know?
Independence Day is the quintessential American holiday. It’s the first “real” summer holiday
It’s summer, time for a break and a recharge, but summer can be hard for parents—kids are home and want to be entertained. How do you avoid the dreaded summer slide?
The Jersey Shore is AWESOME, but if you’re in Philadelphia, it’s not the only place that you can go to get away from it all.
It happened again. You meant to plan a summer vacation. But it seemed like you had plenty of time. Now, somehow, you’re staring down July.
After a few summers at home with the kids, I know it doesn’t take too long before you run out of things to do the kids and they’re screaming “We’re BORED.”
It’s summer, which means warm weather, road trips, and vacations to see Grandma—which means I also get a few to read a good book!
Summer vacation is right around the corner and I’ve survived another school year. Only 20 days remain and I’ve got this.
RealityMoms is nothing if not proactive, so we asked our moms what their favorite inexpensive go-tos are when the summer boredom hits.
Our summer bucket list is about so much more than just summer. It is about continuing treasured traditions from the past and preparing her for the big world ahead.
Don’t get me wrong, I love spending vacation time with my kids. But this year, I’m just not ready for summer. Can you call the school board and let them know?
Independence Day is the quintessential American holiday. It’s the first “real” summer holiday