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If you're a teacher, your summer break might look substantially different than it has in years past. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, many families will look to you for advice on activities to keep their kids engaged this summer. You may also need to modify classroom crafts into virtual ones in which you guide children from a distance. The best projects combine learning and fun — after all, kids are missing their traditional vacations. While they might balk at textbooks, they will adore engaging their creativity. Recommend these at-home crafts for kids to your home-schooling family partners, or use them to create video tutorials to keep kids engaged while on summer break.
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