If your child is getting ready to head back to school or perhaps going to school for the first time, you might want to consider the new Back 2 School Survival Guide eBook from The Confident Mom.  She sent it over to me, and I took a look through it.  Obviously, as a homeschool mom of it doesn’t really apply for me, but I did think (as a former teacher) it included a ton of helpful info in it.

I also love the cute owl designs and printables, but I might be easily swayed by cute owls…

The download includes:

•       Back 2 School Survival Guide eBook
•       Student Planner
•       Master Family Planner
•       Routine Checklists
•       School Information Sheet
•       Schedule Adjustment Worksheet
•       Countdown Maze
•       My Favorites Lunch Planning Worksheet
•       Grocery Planner
•       Family Fun Worksheet
•       Family Meeting Agenda
•       School Goals Worksheet
•       Classmate Contact Sheet
•       Important Dates At-A-Glance Sheet
•       Lunchbox Notes, Jokes, and Quotes
•       Note to Teacher Form

Right now, the best way to get this guide is in the Back-to-School Bundle of the Week for $7.40 (but that is only available through Sunday).  If you’d prefer to just get the Back 2 School Survival Guide directly from The Confident Mom, you can use the code B2SCHOOL to save $2 (and get it for $8).  This code is good through August 15.

Here is a little more info about the eBook and printables:

“The Confident Mom Back 2 School Survival Guide will help you:

•       Put your child’s back-to-school anxieties to rest.
•       Help your child thrive in school and at home by setting up easy-to-follow routines.
•       Make packing lunches a snap and learn to send lunches that are more likely to be consumed instead of left uneaten.
•       Stay on top of activities for the entire family.
•       Teach your children how to set goals and celebrate their successes.
•       Discover new ways to have fun together as a family.
•       Put homework hassles to rest.
•       Learn that letting your child fail can ultimately lead to their success.
•       Become a savvy back-to-school shopper.
•       Get involved in your child’s classroom through volunteerism.
•       Prepare for the “big K” (Kindergarten).
•       Provide guidance to help your child deal with bullies.
•       Help your child develop a healthy attitude towards school, teachers, and classmates (including classmates with disabilities).
•       Keep your children safe while using the Internet.
•       And much more!”