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Give Peace A Chance
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Give Peace A Chance
It's the United Nation's International Day of Peace. Here are 10 ways for children (and their parents) to observe this special day.
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ExploraVision Competition: Imagining the Technology of the Future
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ExploraVision Competition: Imagining the Technology of the Future
This competition challenges your child to imagine the technology of the future.
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New Contest Gives Teens a Platform
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New Contest Gives Teens a Platform
The Advertise Your Cause Media Challenge gives kids the chance to think long and hard about the issues that move them, and find ways to inspire others.
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Celebrate Earth Day: Take a Snapshot of Spring!
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Celebrate Earth Day: Take a Snapshot of Spring!
This photo contest is a great way to get your middle schooler excited about Earth Day.
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TV Turn Off Week: Are you up for the Challenge?
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TV Turn Off Week: Are you up for the Challenge?
This year (2009), April 20-26 is National TV Turn Off Week, so take advantage of the opportunity to get unplugged and find other things for your family to do!
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Ready, Set, S-P-E-L-L! The National Spelling Bee
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Ready, Set, S-P-E-L-L! The National Spelling Bee
Could you spell "ursprache" after hearing it spoken? How about "serrefine"? These are the words that won last year's Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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A Parent's Guide to the World's Biggest Reading Party
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A Parent's Guide to the World's Biggest Reading Party
Read Across America Day is the world's biggest reading party, celebrated on Dr. Seuss's birthday. Here's why it's important and how to get your kids involved.
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Great Books to Kick Off the Olympics!
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Great Books to Kick Off the Olympics!
As summer swings to an end, the London Olympics are off with a bang! Check out this recommended reading list to spark your child's interest in sports.
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Hats Off to Teachers!
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Hats Off to Teachers!
It's Teacher Appreciation Week. What can you do to show your appreciation? The answer is pretty simple.
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How Would Your Child Preserve Our National Parks?
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How Would Your Child Preserve Our National Parks?
This essay writing competition could win your family a trip to the Everglades!
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Drop Everything and Read!
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Drop Everything and Read!
If you're a reader, you know the irresistible allure a day spent doing nothing but reading. The good news is that on April 12th, you can do just that!
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What You Didn't Know About the Ancient Olympics
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What You Didn't Know About the Ancient Olympics
The modern Olympics are widely enjoyed today, but how much can you tell your child about the history of the Ancient Olympics? Here's a cheat sheet!
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The Olympic Athlete: A Gold-Medal Writing Project
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The Olympic Athlete: A Gold-Medal Writing Project
The Olympic Games are a great opportunity for your child to practice her writing and research skills.
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Math Up the Olympics!
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Math Up the Olympics!
As athletes gather for the upcoming Olympic Games, it's the perfect moment to introduce your child to some related mathematical concepts!
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Celebrate the Significance of Labor Day!
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Celebrate the Significance of Labor Day!
Labor day doesn't just mean the end of summer fun: it's also a great learning opportunity. Here's how to fit some learning into Labor Day.
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Awesome Activities for Independence Day Weekend
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Awesome Activities for Independence Day Weekend
Want to sneak some learning into Independence Day? Try these fun - and educational - 4th of July activities.
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New Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: What It Could Mean for Kids
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New Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: What It Could Mean for Kids
President-elect Barack Obama has appointed superintendent of Chicago schools Arne Duncan as the next Secretary of Education.
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The Real Meaning of Memorial Day
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The Real Meaning of Memorial Day
Talk with your children about the true history and significance of Memorial Day in the United States.
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Host an Indoor Olympics Party!
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Host an Indoor Olympics Party!
It's the Winter Olympic Games; time to get in on some of the action! Your child will love planning an Olympics-themed party for her friends.
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The Science Behind the Winter Olympics
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The Science Behind the Winter Olympics
Here's how to make the Olympics a gold-medal learning experience!
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Meet the Mascots: Vancouver 2010 Winter Games
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Meet the Mascots: Vancouver 2010 Winter Games
Meet Miga, Quatchi, and Sumi, the uniquely Canadian mascots of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
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Serve a Classically Canadian Meal for the Olympics
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Serve a Classically Canadian Meal for the Olympics
Since the Olympics will be hosted in Vancouver, this is an ideal month to cook Canadian style. Here's a bountiful meal that showcases Canada's favorite recipes.
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Gold Medal Reads for the Winter Games
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Gold Medal Reads for the Winter Games
Looking for something to read with your kids during the Winter Olympics? Look no further than this list of seven solid gold books.
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Photograph Activities for a Chance to Win!
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Photograph Activities for a Chance to Win!
Now you have the power to upload your own photos of activities, with the chance to win a slew of prizes.
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Spring Fever! 6 Ways to Settle Kids Down
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Spring Fever! 6 Ways to Settle Kids Down
Spring fever has arrived! Learn why good weather can yield bad behavior in and out of the classroom.
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