This schedule applies to all of our boys - each has to hang their bags (ready for me to intercept any important docs) and then get changed. They always need a snack and time to unwind a little before we tackle the essential homework/reading/therapy.
Getting these essentials done immediately after school helps promote independence and just makes life that little easier for me as I'm aware where everything is and how the evening is looking. I try to get everything done before dinner/Dad gets home to allow plenty of time for other activities, treats or family time.
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