With schools and workplaces temporarily closed, many families are adjusting to new routines. Finding ways to stay productive, active, and connected at home is key to maintaining a sense of normalcy during uncertain times.
For kids at home, it’s important to release energy and stay active. Movement helps with focus, mood, and overall well-being—even when stuck indoors.
One great resource for keeping kids moving is Cosmic Kids Yoga on YouTube. Jaime’s themed yoga videos, from Trolls and Frozen to Star Wars and Pokémon, help children exercise, stretch, and have fun while staying indoors.
Pinterest is a fantastic platform for crafts and educational activities. Each post provides step-by-step instructions using items you likely have at home. It’s a great way to keep kids engaged, creative, and learning.
Even though our facilities are temporarily closed, you can practice swim lesson tips at home. Check Premier Aquatics’ Instagram (@swimoc) and Facebook pages for exercises and activities you can try safely in the bathtub or small pool.
Apps like Duolingo make learning a new language fun and interactive, using games, rewards, and lessons. Beyond language, there are many online resources for reading, learning new skills, and educational games to keep kids engaged while at home.
During this period of social distancing, it’s essential to stay calm and support one another. Establishing routines, staying connected virtually, and practicing patience helps families navigate uncertainty more smoothly.
For accurate and up-to-date information about COVID-19, rely on trusted sources like the CDC website. Staying informed helps families make safe and responsible decisions during this global situation.
We can’t wait to be back in the pool with you! Supporting one another, staying safe, and staying active at home will help everyone return stronger and happier to our normal routines. With love, Premier Aquatics.
