Suggestions for Learning from Home | K-9

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Class cancellations are unusual and challenging events.  During this short period before spring break, we encourage families to maintain a balanced and consistent routine for children; including regular sleeping and eating times, breaks for activity and outdoor time, and healthy boundaries on screen time.   

After spring break, additional learning resources and activities will be shared to support students in learning.     

Children are naturally curious learners and there are opportunities at home to engage their learning. We have created a webpage that offers a variety of educational ideas to support literacy, numeracy and wellness at home for this week. The resources are meant as suggestions only. You may choose to use the links and activities as needed over the next few days as more long-term educational programming is considered. 

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  1. Rum TanApril 15, 2026 at 7:07 AM

    Great tips are shared in this post, especially around building a routine and staying engaged while learning from home. I really like how it highlights the importance of structure and self-discipline, which are key to making home learning effective. Research also shows that online learning allows students to study at their own pace, reduce distractions, and revisit lessons when needed. In today’s digital world, combining these strategies with online tuition Singapore can make a huge difference, offering personalised guidance and flexibility. Overall, a very practical and encouraging guide for students and parents navigating home-based education.

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