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We can become stronger and better at tackling the next challenge that is sure to come along. It is thought that the key to resilience is our mindset, how we think about the challenges we are facing. We are sure facing some now!

Key Takeaways

"Resilience isn't just "bouncing back." It's "bouncing forward"-learning from challenges and finding the motivation to tackle the next one.

Learning from setbacks can help kids build self-awareness and self-advocacy skills.

Allowing your child to do things that are difficult-and even fail at them-can help build resilience." ~understood.com

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We can become stronger and better at tackling the next challenge that is sure to come along. It is thought that the key to resilience is our mindset, how we think about the challenges we are facing. We are sure facing some now! Key Takeaways "Resilience isn't just "bouncing back."

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This website is free and a lot of fun!  You get your own wizard and can battle your friends using math questions to cast spells.

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Suggestions for parents and caregivers to keep their children learning at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Suggestions for parents and caregivers to keep their children learning at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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From the BC government.

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Movement & Mindfulness Videos created by child development experts.

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Movement & Mindfulness Videos created by child development experts.

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Creating a Visual Schedule to Build Independence at Home

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Creating a Visual Schedule to Build Independence at Home

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These are Strategies for Teaching Based on Autism Research, but they work for ALL students.

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Creating a Visual Schedule to Build Independence at Home

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Creating a Visual Schedule to Build Independence at Home

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Although these are some great choices, I DO NOT recommend allowing your child watch YouTube without supervision. It’s simply too unpredictable.

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Looking for some Educational YouTube Channels for kids? They're great for distance learning, classroom learning, and at-home learning!

Here are some mom/teacher-tested channels for several subject areas. Feel free to add your favorite educational channels in the comments!

It's no secret that videos can be a fantastic teaching tool to help your learners experience things they would not experience in the classroom or at home.

Of course, the best way to experience things first-hand is to go on field trips. But if you happen to be stuck at home {because a terrible virus takes over the world}, you can't. That's why I'm sharing some educational YouTube channels you can use with many subject areas.

Educational YouTube Channels for Kids

Please note: No matter how "safe" you or I feel about these channels, I DO NOT recommend allowing your child watch YouTube without supervision. It's simply too unpredictable.

Click on the links below to check out the YouTube channels mentioned in the lists. Some channels have an explanation beside them, while most do not. Please know that I have visited each of these channels before adding them to the list, but I have not viewed all the videos in their playlists.
Preschool YouTube Channels Language Arts YouTube Channels {Reading, Writing, Grammar, etc.} Math YouTube Channels Science / STEM YouTube Channels Social Studies & History YouTube Channels Arts & Crafts Channels Channels for ANY Subject Foreign Language Channels Wiggle Break Channels You Might Also Like:

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Educational YouTube Channels for Kids - This Reading Mama

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Looking for some Educational YouTube Channels for kids? They're great for distance learning, classroom learning, and at-home learning! Here are some mom/teacher-tested channels for several subject areas. Feel free to add your favorite educational channels in the comments! It's no secret that videos can be a fantastic teaching tool to help your learners experience ...

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The following link provides some tips and guidelines for setting up home learning and some more tips on how to support our children through online learning as well as coping during this pandemic.

https://www.smore.com/vnyu6-the-kids-are-home-now-what

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Social/Emotional Tips and Resources for Families April 20

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For all families staying, working, teaching and caring at home, it must have it's moments. Tough, loving, chaotic, worrying and tiring I am sure. The tips and resources included might be helpful to you and us (we are in this together) as you make your way through your day. There will be tips on anxiety, stress, fun activities, video clips, and resources to turn to in Prince George and online. Stay safe and well.

Resources and Tips for Families Dealing with the COVID19 Virus

Pay close attention to your own feelings of stress or anxiety.Practice continued self-care strategies, including eating healthy, getting enough sleep, exercising, and finding time to take break

Acknowledge and support children in processing their full range of emotions and concerns, while offering calm and reassurance. Tune into how they're feeling throughout the day, and offer quiet time or breaks as needed.

Provide age-appropriate information and accurate answers about the news while limiting excessive television or social media.

Share with children what you're doing to keep them safe. Help children learn about and practice proactive strategies, such as frequent handwashing, to stay healthy.

Whenever possible, provide consistency in daily routines including meals and bedtimes. While school closures or changes in schedules may be inevitable, consistent routines can help foster a sense of safety.

Practice patience when routines are necessarily disrupted, which can lead to potential behavior issues or meltdowns. Try to comfort children while setting boundaries.This is also an opportunity to create new schedules and routines that promote family time and healthy practices, such as taking a morning walk together, creating a "coping kit", or adding favorite family songs to handwashing routines.

Help children and adolescents think of creative ways to maintain their friendships and social connections. This may include writing emails or letters to friends, or scheduling time to use the phone or age-appropriate technology to communicate with peers. Remember that your own social connections are important as well, and make time to reach out by phone or virtually to family and friends.

Come up with fun alternatives to show signs of affection while minimizing the spread of germs. For example, elbow bumps or footshakes.

Proactively reach out to schools and community organizations to support you in meeting any additional needs your family may have, such as access to meals or support services.

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Social/Emotional Tips and Resources for Families April 20 For all families staying, working, teaching and caring at home, it must have it's moments. Tough, loving, chaotic, worrying and tiring I am sure. The tips and resources included might be helpful to you and us (we are in this together) as you make your way through your day.

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Here are some links that you may find interesting, helpful  or just fun to look at while school is closed.

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Here are some links that you may find interesting, helpful  or just fun to look at while school is closed.