4. Write A Fall Bucket List
Kids often run out of ideas of things to do when summer fun activities end. To stop a child from ever starting the “I’m bored” speech, have them make a bucket list of things they want to accomplish during the fall.
On those days that seem to lag, you can refer back to their bucket list to knock another one off. Encourage your child to have a goal in mind of when they hope to complete all the items they wrote down.
This activity helps your child get familiar with goal setting, patience, time management, and task orientation.