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Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Going back to school tips

In a previous post about going back to school after COVID-19, I have discussed the pro’s and con’s of sending back your children after the lock down period.

In this post, I would like to present some “going back to school tips“, but using pictures. This can be used by parents and teachers to show their children how to tackle going back to school after COVID-19.

Wash your hands

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Wear a mask

Avoid touching your face

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Pack your bag

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Keep a 2m distance

Do the fruit foot shake or elbow touch greeting

COVID-19 doesn’t discriminate – it’s real and not a joke. Wear your mask when chatting to friends. It’s cool!

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No hugs and sharing

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

This isn’t cool

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Spread kindness

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Remember, this isn’t forever

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

Better days are coming

You Rock!

Back to school after COVID-19 Dr. Marisa van Niekerk Educational Psychologist Midstream Pretoria

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