After dusting, it’s time to vacuum any cloth furniture and then proceed to carpets. To save time, clean every floor in your house at same time. If you vacuum one room at a time, dirt and dust can easily be carried from dirty floor to clean floor.

To finish, mop bare floors and allow them to dry thoroughly.

The bathroom is often one of most dreaded chores. However, you can turn it into a manageable task by taking five minutes twice a week to spin through with a paper towel and pine sol.

Concentrate. This is often hard to do because housework can get very boring. However, if you focus on what you’re doing, you’ll finish faster. Put on some music for a little extra motivation!

3. Provide play opportunities that offer different types of learning styles. Play is one of most powerful vehicles through which children master new skill, concepts, and experiences. This will help them solve challenges they meet in school. Through use of blocks, your child will develop his or her creative expression and problem solving skills. A cash register would help them recreate their own experiences. However, boxes of various sizes can be great toys that encourage your child to be creative in his or her creations.

4. When your child starts school, make sure that they are organized. An organized folder lends To an organized mind.

5. Celebrate achievements. Reward your child for large and small achievements, whether it’s finishing a book or completing a major assignment in school. Positive reinforcement encourages a child to continue to challenge themselves.

6. Use everyday event as learning opportunities.Encourage your child to explore his/her world. Continually ask questions and make connections that build upon their existing knowledge. The brain learns through associations.

As a central role model, moms and dads have responsibility to create an environment that fosters a love for learning.