Develop a routine

Children and young people are used to the routine and structure of school. To support their ongoing learning, it is important they have as much routine and certainty as possible in their day. You can support your child or young person’s learning by –

Involving your child in establishing a simple, consistent, and responsive daily routine
Including times for eating, reading, talking, writing, playing and exercise.
Displaying your daily routine so everyone in the family can see it.
Creating a balance between more formal learning with time for reading books, exploring the outdoors and child initiated learning opportunities.
Being prepared for things not going to plan and being flexible.
Creating a supportive learning space

It is a good idea to set up an ‘at home’ learning space where children have access to the things they need. A dedicated learning space separates work and play which supports children’s focus and concentration. This will allow you to organise and manage learning materials and assist where necessary.

Involve your child in creating their learning space.
Consider the age and independence of your child when deciding on the location of the learning space
Remember to use safe outdoor spaces for learning throughout the day.

Reference: https://www.education.tas.gov....

Supporting learning at home