Back to school will probably be looking a little differently this year, with some people doing remote learning or hybrid. Here are some tips to making this the best school year ever, whatever you do.
- Make ground rules about homework.
- Create a morning routine. Time yourself to see how long it takes you to get dressed, eat breakfast, do your makeup, make your lunch, etc, etc.
- Set goals for yourself. If you want to do better in math, tryout for a sports team, finish all of your homework, write down your goals so that you can check your progress throughout the year.
- Get a comfortable backpack that doesn't hurt your back to lug around all day.
- Get plenty of sleep so that you can focus better the next day.
- Buy cute school supplies that you'll be exited to use.
- Keep time for yourself to do whatever makes you happy and relaxed.
- Organize your assignments, activities, and daily life in a planner.
- Keep you backpack clean and tidy so you can find things easier.
- Have fun with creating your first day of school outfit. After all, it only happens once a year.
- Start your day with a healthy breakfast. Yes, that means you'll actually need to eat breakfast.
- Decorate your locker so it's functional and fabulous.
- Change up your hairstyle just for fun. Whether you decide to cut off a few inches, or just start wearing it in braids, a new hairstyle can change your entire look!
- Start with the hardest task. You'll be focused and by the time you get to the easier work, it'll be a breeze!
- Keep healthy snacks in your locker in case you forget your lunch!
- Organize your closet so you can pick out clothes in the morning easier.
- Keep your room clean. While cleaning can be a hassle, messy rooms make it impossible to find things, slowing you down in the mornings when you need to get going.
- Write in a journal or diary. Writing can help you calm down and de-stress.
- Watch funny movies to cheer you up. If you just had a bad day, nothing will make you happier than watching a hilarious movie.
- Focus on the positive. Say things in your head like, "It could have gone much worse!" Or, "At least an elephant didn't fall on my head!"
- Try your best. Getting good grades is important in high school, but that doesn't mean you should slack off in middle school.
- Stay focused in class. Don't chat with your friend, doodle on your notebook, or pass notes.
That's it for this post! I hope this tips will help you, and good luck.
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