37 Free Educational Websites for Kids
Our list of free educational websites and apps will keep your child or preschooler learning throughout the summer and while schools are closed.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, older adults have been disproportionally affected. As a result, many grandparents found themselves separated from family members, including grandchildren, due to social distancing or cautionary measures to prevent their possible exposure to the virus. This lack of in-person contact for remote grandparents has been exceptionally difficult. Among children, it may have also caused anxiety, stress and confusion.
With the Center for Disease and Control (CDC) recommending people aged 75 and older be vaccinated, followed by people aged 65-74, many grandparents are finally making plans to reunite with family members once they are fully vaccinated.
Here's what to know about how grandparents can talk to their grandchildren about this separation as well as how to stay engaged during these challenging times, whether it be in-person or remote.
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