Teachers and homeschooling parents, care for yourself in four ways: set and maintain boundaries, plan ahead, be grateful , and put yourself first.
Why Self Care is Important for Teachers and Homeschooling Parents


Teachers and homeschooling parents, care for yourself in four ways: set and maintain boundaries, plan ahead, be grateful , and put yourself first.

Build strong and healthy relationships with your family members in four ways: family time, sleepovers or stay-cations, texting buddies, and yummy time.

Build strong and healthy relationships with your children in four ways: let’s chat, story time, laughing buddies, and always around.

A challenge for teachers and homeschooling parents to develop healthy relationships: in their class, with their family and within themselves.

Teach about diverse cultures, like Chinese New Year with 4 activities: clean it up, indulge in creativity, celebrate this occasion & love zodiac signs.

Support students who have anxiety with four simple steps: recognize the trigger, remember breath control, try taking risks, and create the space.

Find your passion in life with five simple steps: Find the love, Christmas tree lights, knock the door, shake up, and imagine the mountains.

Gratitude can empower you to live your best life. Engage learners in practicing gratitude as a form of self expression.

Engage in four strategies to deal with teacher stress: the cause, the plan, your support, and prioritize self care.

Teach your children how to honor Remembrance Day with this one activity so that they can make a difference in their community.