By Superberries August 5, 2022
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1. Create Menus for Healthy Breakfasts Make sure your children have the fuel they need to start the day right. Get up 15 minutes early to give you and your children time to sit down for a healthy breakfast that will keep all of you fueled up throughout the day. Make overnight oatmeal the night before topped with Superberries Frozen Aroniaberries mixed in. 2. Create a Stash of School Supplies So you don’t have to make that late nite run to the office supply store. Stock up on posterboard, pencils, pens, markers, index cards, etc. Now is the time to buy these items with all the school supplies on sale. 3. Create a Back-to-School File Make a file box with file folders for each class, extracurricular activities, clubs, camps and permission slips. This will allow your kids to unload past assignments and let you see what is due. Consider making a weekly assignment sheet so you can keep kids on task. 4. Get Out the Door on Time Being late is stressful. Set alarms throughout the morning to be ready on time. Set at 15-minute intervals to accomplish morning tasks but make it fun. Award prizes to the kids for being the first to be dressed, the first down to the kitchen, etc. 5. Get Organized Before school starts and before you go back to school shopping, purge worn-out and clothes that don’t fit. Find a donation center that sells and recycles old clothing. Also back to school time is a great time to purge old toys and update bedrooms for the upcoming school year. 6. Create School Lunch Bins Get a plastic bin or shoe box for the fridge and cupboard to store all your school lunch items. Whipping up sandwiches will be a cinch by storing deli meats, lettuce, cheeses, and spreads in a special place in the fridge. Divvy up yogurts, fruits, fruit snacks and veggies for the week in zip lock bags. You can do the same with nonperishable items. 7. Rule the Afterschool Snack Be creative with your afterschool snacks. Get small dixie cups to serve veggies and dips.
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