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Summer Holiday With Love

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A Summer Holiday With Love
In earlier articles, we mentioned some summer holiday activities that mothers can choose for their children; such as staying at home and joining summer camps or education centers. (You can find some useful articles related to this topic here.)
Today, we will discuss certain tips that mothers need in order to be in control … Moreover; we will talk about how to invest the summer holiday in a way that leaves behind, for our children, fond memories of a pleasant holiday with family and friends. What do mothers need to do to organize their ideas? How can we make use of this valuable time to engrave together long lasting memories of their child hood… memories that they can carry along… in their hearts???
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Encourage them to set and achieve their goals… For example: Let us ask them “What do you want to accomplish this summer?” We will set a good example for them if they witness us setting our own goals and planning to achieve them ourselves; that way we will help them understand what is meant by goal setting and goal planning… Goals can be something like…mastering the drawing of natural scenes… making a paper kite… becoming skilled at shooting goals in soccer… buying that electronic car… or visiting some places.
We may give the children a yearly objective notebook… Ask them to write or draw their objectives; depending on the age of the child… Help them find the right way to achieve their goals through engaging in a dialogue with them to suggest solutions like enrolling in an art learning center… downloading some videos that teach the art of drawing… buying them a drawing kit to encourage them… giving them a daily allowance from which they can save to buy the toy they aim to purchase… or devoting 15 minutes to practice with the child… The creative thinking ability of your child will astonish you once you give it a chance to …show more content…

It is preferable to prepare a list of chores. Allow the children to choose from the list and to exchange chores every week. The list can include... making beds in the morning… taking the trash out… and hanging out the washing. Give positive praise to children when they accomplish the task; even if it were not done completely or as perfect as we had hoped; for it is good enough that they tried. Giving positive praise means that we describe their accomplishment and how happy it made us feel, without direct criticism of their flaws … After we do so; children will be keen on doing the chores themselves every day, because they wish to see our content with them obvious in our eyes… That way, we teach them the skill of being

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