You would like them to be more organized and more concentrated in responsibilities. But is this possible? Yes, it is possible.
Most children are somewhat chaotic and unorganized. Your children may move from one thing to another, forgetting books in the garden, leaving towels on the ground, do not perform the tasks that they had started.
Some children are naturally organized, but as far as the others, the organization is a skill that is learned over time. With a little help, children can develop an effective approach in performing tasks. And you're the perfect person to learn this, even if you yourself are not so organized!
In order for children to have an easier time coping with the theme of the organization, it is best that each task to expand on these three steps.
- Organizoheni: does not mean that the child must come where they should be and to gather the things necessary to accomplish the task.
- To keep the concentration: d.m.th. you're focused on the task and learn to say "no" to things that attract attention.
- To perform the task: d.m.th. understand, check and complete your work, as it is to remember to put in the bag things to be ready for the next day.
When children have learned once these steps can perform their duties independently.