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How old are they? First and foremost is to put them on the schedule in the morning and sleep time as school routine.
I’ve done the same thing my parents did when I was growing up.
We resume the sleeping schedule and start “homework” on evening to help ease them back in. We start them with their book or buy complimentary books to get their brains going and to give them a leg up when school resumes.
This worked when I was growing up and it’s working for ours. They’ll moan and groan but you’ll see the change. It’s much easier to get them out the door in mornings, too.
Ditto what the others said.
Bed time becomes strict again. Wake up time starts happening. Morning routine starts to match school year routine. Same with the evening routine.
We make our kids do school-like work during the summer anyway, so I’m less worried about that aspect - daily reading time, grade level workbook with a mix of subjects and a handwriting workbook to practice cursive and print hand writing - basically 1 or 2 pages a day. It takes all of 20 mins for the workbooks. We started this after the first year of Covid because of how hard the next school year was for our kids and their entire classes. There was no struggle at all the following year when school started and we believe it was this habit, so we do it every summer now.