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Summer break is a time of joy and relaxation for kids, but it can also pose a challenge for parents who want to keep their children’s minds active and engaged. The long vacation often leads to the dreaded "summer slide," where academic skills gained during the school year start to fade. However, summer doesn’t have to mean a pause in learning. In fact, it can be an opportunity for kids to explore new interests and reinforce what they’ve learned in a fun and relaxed environment. So, how can you ensure that your children continue to learn and grow even when school is out? By incorporating a variety of educational activities and experiences, you can turn the summer months into a rich period of growth and discovery. Wondering where to start? Here are ten effective tips to keep your kids learning over the summer, ensuring they return to school refreshed and ahead of the game.

 




I am going to be honest; I think about what too much screen time is for my children, but I have trouble managing it on my own. My husband and I also worry about our children using their electronic devices responsibly. We want to make sure they only have access to age-appropriate content and don't become victims of sexual predators. My daughter is now twelve and my son is eight. We have decided we want to avoid them having social media as long as possible.

In a recent survey, 84% of parents reported that they are worried about their child’s online safety. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, kids ages 8-18 now spend on average, a whopping 7.5 hours in front of screen consuming entertainment media. This includes (but not limited to) computers, televisions, video game consoles, tablets, and phones.

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