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Children can send messages to community. Teachers can leave inquiry questions on neighborhood street

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Lego, Minecraft, Rube Goldberg etc

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students

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Sending letters to our friends and relatives.

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Sending letters to our friends and relatives.

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Pair up to plan and prepare healthy meals together.

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TV and electronic time

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Planting a garden as a family

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I have a struggling reader who loves math, architecture, and art.  Finding reading materials associated with his passions encourages him to read.

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Being creative - using legos to build something, art activities, science experiments

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Being creative - using legos to build something, art activities, science experiments

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My kids love to paint. That is one of the things we do during our breaks as well.

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Linking learning with fun and interactive hands-on activities linked to student interests

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Linking learning with fun and interactive hands-on activities linked to student interests

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They don't take long to write and the personal messages are appreciated.

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Zoom meetings with family friends. They can read books to each other

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I have set up a Fitness Daily Activity Log for my students with 30 Fun Ways to Be Physically Active for 30 Minutes a Day. All of the ideas are things that they can do at their homes. Many are family oriented.

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Plan for Friday to host a dance party.

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Give each child in your house a basket with their snack choices for the day.

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Sharing student ideas and photos with the class with praise and feedback

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Sharing student ideas and photos with the class with praise and feedback

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Creating a "family night" in which everyone dresses up for dinner and/or watches a movie.

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Specials teachers posting videos for classes to do from home (art, PE,)

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Specials teachers posting videos for classes to do from home (art, PE,)

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Having a book club. Reading out loud  to young kids.

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Having a book club. Reading out loud  to young kids.

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Include exercise in your break times

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Weekly challenges that students post responses to via twitter, facebook, email etc...they get shared in a weekly school news "broadcast"

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Teens:  Can have cell phones if they are walking around while using the phone.  Trying to get them outside.

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Class Dojo or FlipGrid

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Give your students a design challenge to create their personal learning space

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Going to bed and waking up at the same time as you would with normal school days

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Going to bed and waking up at the same time as you would with normal school days

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I've seen videos of families having fun, goofing off, being silly (not something I'm good at) as they lip synced to songs or did dance routines. I'm seeing so many friends who for years usually only report on work-life stuffs but lately they are baking breads, experimenting in their kitchen, etc. I freaking love it.

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Balancing some reading time with some screen time.

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I’ve setup my office hours and teaching in the afternoon so I can get my kiddo going on her stuff in the morning. I’m also trying to keep to the school routine-going to bed at a decent hour, getting up early, getting dressed etc

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My older one likes to read so he will read to the little one during this time

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Set target goals for each week. (I.e, the one concept you want to solidify for students) Post that concept and assignments on Sunday night so students know what their target is. Then focus on the big picture. Did they reach their learning target on Friday? (Short quiz, phone call review, small group meeting).

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Know that most others are working from home with their families, so everyone will understand when your child, spouse, or dog interrupts!

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Plan a quiet space for each person. Plan to take breaks and meals together when possible.

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My husband, my high school daughter, and I are all working from home. We have found we have to make a plan but be flexible. Coordinate family schedules. Set norms about when you can be interrupted and when you can’t.

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If they are using some type of LMS, having completion tracking tell you who clicked a link tells you very little, but asking students to write one post about what they learned and make a thoughtful response to the posts of two other students tells you a lot more.

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Set up an organized space for you/ your children; this has tremendously helped my teenage son and me feel more in control and less anxious.

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Stick to your office hours. (Even though I do go a bit beyond what I originally said). As tempting as it is, don’t respond to Google Classroom comments or check emails past whatever time you set for yourself.