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![]() Teach Your Child How to OrganizeOrganization can be the one of the largest contributing factors to your child’s success or to your child’s failing grades in school. There is more than just one benefit children will receive from learning to be organized. Think of all the time they’ll save not looking for their things, the less work you’ll have to do providing them with your organizational skills, and the future success your child will gain from learning to be organized young and extending that into their professional life. Consistency is an important attribute for children, keeping a well-organized environment with young children will help enhance and maintain the child’s organizational skills. Although a bustling and busy household can be tough to keep well organized, be sure to keep bins and containers for a variety of things as well throughout the home as well as the child’s room. Preschool Be sure all their belongings and clothes are easy for them to reach; this will make their organizational skills easier to keep current. You can provide a poster or chart of your child’s room responsibilities. Many parents use this system to reward children for taking care of their responsibility. Each time a child puts their toys away without being asked they receive a gold star, if they get so many gold stars in a week they get a treat, like they get to go out to the movies or pick out a toy from the store (whatever you as a parent feel most comfortable with). Main points to address:
Grades K-3rd You can also provide a similar poster or chart of your child’s room responsibilities, as described in the preschool section. Many parents use this system to reward children for taking care of their responsibility. Each time a child puts their toys away without being asked they receive a gold star, if they get so many gold stars in a week they get a treat, like they get to go out to the movies or pick out a toy from the store (whatever you as a parent feel most comfortable with.) Main points to address:
Grades 4th-6th Give them the opportunity to explore their surroundings and make their room the way they would like to feel comfortable and easier for them to keep organized. Sit down and talk to your child about how they would like to design or organize their room. Take them shopping for the materials needed to get their room organized the way they feel most comfortable. When children are in surroundings they are comfortable with they will make sure to keep that environment clean and tidy Eone less thing a parent has to worry about. Main points to address:
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