Like most kids, our 7 year old can't wait for SUMMERTIME! He enjoys weekday recreation time, endless playing in the backyard and daily fun at community playgrounds, meeting new friends in his extended school year program, camps, staying up late, etc....
As Parents, we know it's back to school time WHEN:
- big box stores put out the school supplies displays (1 month in advance)
- clothing retail stores advertise school attire with summer clothes in their commercials (1 month in advance)
- our son is 'tired' of summer camp (last 2-3 days)
- our son is asking for new SCHOOL apps on the iPad, iPod Touch! (2 weeks in advance)
- you've seen all of the summer movies at the local theater
- you're bored with the selections in Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, iTunes, Media Hub, etc...
- our son resets his summer 'wake-up' and 'go-to-bed' schedule to the SCHOOL TIME!
"How do you know WHEN 'It's Back-to-School Time'?"
'Enjoyable School Year' shares transitions in life, and 'Special Needs Blogs' which are 2 'EnjoyHi5Autism' boards that pinned the following 'You Know It's Back to School When...':
A special kind of class: You Know It's Back to School When....




























Giving your high schooler a stake in planning your summer trip can make the vacation more meaningful." Taking a detour from mainstream tourist attractions can also lead to valuable learning experiences. There is less likelihood that you will have a sulking teenager on your trip, who feels like they are being forced to do activities that they have no interest in," Kahn says. "They got to have a hand in planning, after all."








8/2/2012-THE CONGRATS ROLL IN (1:36 ET): "Congrats @gabrielledoug! You are the Olympic all around champion and you deserve it girl!" (Jordyn Wieber, via Twitter) GOLD FOR GABBY (1:16 ET): "Gabby Douglas wins the gold medal! History is made in the gymnastics venue. African-American Gabby Douglas wins the all-around gold medal over Russia's Victoria Komova. What an historic moment." (Brennan) - London Summer Olympics 2012 - http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/london/story/2012-08-02/olympics-live-blog-thursday-london/56691596/1