Kids back to school after vacation

My kid is in nursery and now that summer vacation is almost over and school is right around the corner, it’s time to get the kids motivated and back into the school routine. Easier said than done, right? But it doesn’t have to be an uphill battle—just get the kids involved, and it can help ease them into back-to-school mode before the break is over.

Hot topic among parent is about holiday home work of kids. I am keen to get complete holiday homework of my son than him. Of course he is very small for it now. Oh I feel this age is the best as they don't have any responsibility and tension , though we always surrounded with it.

After weeks of school holidays and playing, it can be challenging for children to go back to school. In fact, at back to school time children may feel:
-stressed or anxiousi
-excited about seeing friends again
-enthused about getting new stationery or covering books
-sad or upset that holidays are now over
-pressured by what their teacher, parents or friends expect of them
-physically sick with stress, including headaches
-concerned about work load and keeping up with school work and curriculum.

Children of all ages have different experiences of going back to school , and parents should tune in to work out how their children are coping and what they are feeling.
For example, it’s not uncommon that children past the first year of school find it difficult to sleep the night before school returns after a holiday break.
It is also possible that some children worry about going back to school because they have been bullied and are concerned it might continue once school resumes.
Building your child’s sense of resilience can be one way to help them tackle any back to school challenges.

~~Shiva