06/26/2026
By the time June arrives, many children aren't just ready for summer—they're running on empty.
Months of reading, writing, focusing, and keeping up in the classroom can take a toll, especially for children who have been working extra hard to compensate for underlying visual skill challenges.
You may notice:
👀 More complaints of headaches
📚 Re-reading the same lines
✏️ Homework taking longer than usual
😣 Increased frustration or avoidance
These changes don't always mean a child is losing motivation. Sometimes, they're signs that the effort required to get through the school year has simply caught up with them.
💜 Summer is a great time to pause, reflect on what you observed throughout the year, and help your child start the next school year with greater confidence.