School Time for our Gluten-Free Students

School for our Gluten-Free Children

Are you ready to go back to school?

 

We need our children in school so they can continue to grow and develop as lifelong learners.

 

It’s time to get back on track and get back to learning to help build an incredible future for our children.

 

gluten-free children in school

 

It has been overwhelming to navigate our children’s education at home – on any level – from pre-school to college! (And I was a teacher and school administrator – still overwhelming!)

 

Gluten-Free School Checklist from preschool to high school to create a successful and safe GF school year

 

Navigating schools

for gluten-free children

 

Being gluten-free can make school a difficult place to be. This doesn’t have to happen!

 

You can navigate and create a safe community for your gluten-free child at school.

 

Each level of education will help with any struggles you may face for your gluten-free child to be in school. Check out the following blog posts to best help you survive and thrive in school and beyond:

 

Gluten-Free Surviving and Thriving in Preschool

Gluten-Free Surviving and Thriving in Elementary School

Gluten-Free Surviving and Thriving in Middle and High School

Sending Your Gluten-Free Child Off to College

 

Tips to further improve

your child’s school year

No-Bake Gluten-free Pumpkin Oat Balls

Have extra (healthy) snacks on hand

 

Be intentional about your snacks.

Choose snacks that offer health instead of filling up on sugar. Healthy snacks will help your child think and be productive.

Sugary snacks may increase your child’s energy, but soon that energy will crash with ups and downs in temperament and attitude (and later may affect their sleep).

Sugary snacks lead to desiring more sugary snacks. Keeping healthier options at home will help children choose healthier options.

Try this recipe for a delicious treat everyone will love: No-Bake Gluten-free Pumpkin Oat Balls

 

Smoothies to Energize Your Gluten-Free Day

Choose drinks wisely

 

Loading up on soda and other fruit juices can impact time to focus on work and keeping still in class. Teach your children to choose water to keep hydrated all day.

Don’t like plain water? Add fruit, veggies, or herbs to flavor the water. Try adding cucumber and mint, or make a peach tea together = refreshing!

Try a smoothie where you can add nourishing fruits and veggies.

 

Tie in learning at home

 

Create fun healthy snacks and drinks together. Get in the kitchen.

Use measuring, counting, and numbers – pull out the math while you cook or bake together.

Write out your recipes – using reading and writing skills.

Create your own recipes – imagination

In any cooking situation, we can make learning fun.

 

thankful for gluten-free life

Do your BEST – 

that’s all we can do

 

Whatever situation you are in for school this year- we’ve got your gluten-free back!

 

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This information is provided for educational and informational purposes only, to educate you about gluten-free living and as a self-help tool for your own use. It is not meant to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure. Use this information at your own risk based on your own judgment. Always seek the advice of your own Medical Provider regarding any questions or concerns you have about your specific health or any medications. This information is not allowed to be reproduced, replicated, or sold.

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