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Fun Self Care Activates for Teachers by Kelly Jean Sullivan


 
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  1. Drink herbal tea
  2. Read a good book
  3. Go for a walk
  4. Make time for your own family
  5. Schedule time for self-care activities
  6. Give yourself the best gift from time to time
  7. Visit a holistic chiropractor regularly
  8. Go for a swim
  9. Deep breathing
  10. Start a no-till garden
  11. Try out a new face mask
  12. Use your personal time
  13. Listen to your favorite podcast
  14. Subscribe to your favorite teacher self-care box
  15. Learn a new mindfulness practice
  16. Have alone time
  17. Go for a bike ride
  18. Get away on a holiday break
  19. Set boundaries
  20. Plan for healthy lunches at work
  21. Invite family members out to dinner
  22. Have a salon or spa day
  23. Play an instrument
  24. Binge watch your favorite shows
  25. Spend time coloring (there are lots of cool adult coloring books)
  26. Listen to your favorite music

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