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Back to School Here’s First News’ handy guide to helping you get ahead this school year. - Re-establish a morning routine. While you can relax the schedule a little, encourage a morning routine towards the end of summer. Encourage your kids to wake up no later than a certain time and try and do something healthy and productive for the first 30 minutes of their day, like reading , or catching up on the news. - Set up a breakfast station Make breakfast as stress-free as possible by getting all the food/drinks you need out and putting them in a certain area in your kitchen or dining room for your kids to access easily. Choose healthy, simple options that will set them up for the day.  Slide into a bedtime routine Bedtimes often slip thanks to the long summer nights. This can be a hurdle when it comes to suddenly re-establishing back to school bedtimes. Introduce the process gradually by serving dinner earlier and altering evening activities to create a calmer atmosphere, such as sitti...

  A concern has been raised by an educationist on opening up recommendations for fresh students in the university. According to an article in the Daily Graphic by Mr. Anis Haffar highlighted "That admonition was important then and more so today in the context of finding solutions to the myriad problems facing Ghana,"  He added that "Great things happen when young people are given the chance to identify the problems around them and to imagine innovative solutions."

  Books! Some of us may have piles of old books taking up space on shelves in our homes. The Shared Space encourages us to sort out those books once in a while, keep the ones that we would want to keep and share the ones we can share :)  A community book-drive spreads the joy of reading by providing libraries with quality literature, textbooks, magazines and helpful books. We would be glad to accept  books and other library-beneficial items from your home. We believe in re-using and re-purposing items and are open to suggestions and collaborations.  Enriching the scope  available books in our Space is one of the  practical steps necessary to inspire a love of reading in our communities,  neighbourhoods and country at large. Kindly drop off any of the type of books  in the description below  to our office at M11 Regimanuel Estate, Community 18- Tema or contact us on 0503532228. Each book received will be perused for its appropriateness in line...

  A  word search, word find, word seek, word sleuth or mystery word puzzle  is a word game  that consists of the letters of words placed in a grid, which usually has a rectangular or square shape. The objective of this puzzle is to find and mark all the words hidden inside the box. The words may be placed horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Often a list of the hidden words is provided, but more challenging puzzles may not provide a list.   Many word search puzzles have a theme to which all the hidden words are related such as food, animals, or colours. The puzzles have, like crosswords   and arrow-words , become very popular.    Find some books and games on  word search at the Shared Space for yourself and your children . Word search books

  Strong-Willed Child by Dr. James Dobson This book is for parents, teachers, grandparents, aunties, uncles, etc. Anyone who deals with children can benefit from it- that means all of us ☺️ "You may have a strong- willed child if these are questions you ask yourself always. Is a willful little darling driving you to distraction? Are you wondering where you went wrong as a parent?" "Challenging as the are to raise, strong-willed children can grow up to be men and women of strong characters- if lovingly guided with understanding and the right kind of discipline. In the new Strong-Willed Child, Dr. James Dobson offers practical how-tos on raising one of these little powerhouses, drawing on up-to date research and years of experience advising families." Come by the Shared Space and read a page or more anytime you’re available. Let’s share. Let’s read. Let’s be life-long learners.