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Preparing Your Brain for a Successful Return to the Classroom

As the Summer break winds down and the start of the new academic year approaches, it’s important for students and families at California Pacific Charter School to prepare their minds for a smooth transition back to the online classroom. 

While it’s crucial to enjoy your summer break and recharge, incorporating some easy practices can help you stay on track academically and make the most of your remaining vacation time! That way, when the first day of school arrives, you are ready to hit the ground running and have a great start to the 23/24 school year!

Here are our top recommendations for students and families to prepare their brains for the classroom while still enjoying their summer break:

Engage in Reading:

Reading is an excellent way to stimulate your brain and maintain academic growth during the summer break. Encourage students to choose books of their interest and spend dedicated time each day immersed in reading. Whether it’s fiction, non-fiction, or even educational articles, reading not only enhances vocabulary and comprehension skills but also fosters critical thinking and creativity. Consider creating a reading challenge or joining a local library’s summer reading program to make it more engaging and rewarding. For more summer reading ideas, check out our Ideas For Summer Reading article.

Establish a Learning Routine:

While your summer break days may look a little different than your dedicated online school days during the school year, it’s essential to maintain a structured learning routine to keep your brain active!

Set aside specific times during the day for academic activities, such as practicing math problems, exploring educational websites, or engaging in interactive learning apps. Creating a consistent routine will help students maintain a connection with their studies and is a great way to prevent the “summer slide.” As a CalPac student, you still have access to lots of excellent resources during the summer months, like Sora, Edmentum, and Mystery Science (just use your CalPac login information). 

Cultivate a Growth Mindset:

As students gear up for the new academic year, cultivating a growth mindset is crucial. Encourage students to approach challenges with a positive attitude and view them as opportunities for growth. Emphasize the importance of perseverance, resilience, and embracing mistakes as learning experiences. By fostering a growth mindset, students will develop a love for learning, become more self-motivated, and confidently tackle academic hurdles. Learn more about the Growth Mindset here!

Balance Academic Preparation and Enjoyment:

While it’s essential to focus on academic preparation, it’s equally important to strike a balance and enjoy the remaining days of summer break! Plan fun activities, engage in hobbies, and spend quality time together. By finding this balance, students will enter the classroom refreshed, motivated, and ready to make the most of their educational journey. Looking for some ideas when it comes to summer activities? Check out our lists of summer fun in your area: CalPac Los Angeles, CalPac San Diego, CalPac Sonoma.  

Preparing your brain for the classroom doesn’t have to be a daunting task that detracts from your summer break enjoyment! By incorporating these recommendations into your routine, you can stay academically engaged while still making the most of your remaining vacation time. Remember, a balanced approach that combines academic preparation and enjoyable activities will set the stage for a successful and fulfilling school year at California Pacific Charter School!

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