Top 10 Activites for Back To School Transitions and Routines

1) Work Breaks

2) Labeled Routine Schedule

3) Job Charts

4) Task Sets

5) Teaching Through Stories

6) Behavior Charts with Rewards

7) Homework without Worksheets (Use Loose Parts to bring homework to life)

8) Get Kids Involved in Meal prep as Quality Time

9) Create a Wind Down Routine to promote "A Peaceful Bedtime Routine"

10) Mess Clean Up Games

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