Thanks to Sally Perkins for contributing this piece. How Can Parents Help Prevent Teen DUIs? As a parent of a teenage driver, it is vital to ensure that your child drives safely, both for their own benefit and those of others on the road. Sometimes, it is hard not to be overwhelmed by the statistics; …
SSLDFlyerFINAL – for information in flyer form INTERNATIONAL SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE LOSS DAY November 18, 2017 Event Title: International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day Date: November 18 Time: 4 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Place: Montana State Capitol Building, Rotunda 1301 East 6th Ave, Helena International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day is the one day a year …
For more information and to download the permission slip: Middle School Leadership Day Permission Form and Waiver (4) Agenda: Middle School Leadership Day Agenda (as of 10/4/17) Thursday, October 19, 2017 from 9am-4pm 8:45-9:15 Arrival, break into teams, nametags, follow us on instagram to win a prize Have some ice breaker/teambuilding type games going on for …
Friday, October 6 7:00 p.m. Plymouth Congregational Church, Fireside Room Kezia’s.class (1)
For the template and permission slip, click here. 2017_MFEC_PosterContest_Forms (1) Guidelines for MFEC 2017 Poster Contest “Save, Donate, Vacation, Spend” The theme of the MFEC poster contest is “Save, Donate, Vacation, Spend.” An important life lesson is teaching children how to handle money responsibly. The understanding of good choices and bad choices in using money …
With kids growing up in a digital age, it can be a challenge for modern parents to monitor their activity on the Internet without becoming overly protective and spy-like. Tips for Safety
Just about all parents have two major commonalities: children they adore, and way too much stuff. It’s hard to let go of the items your kids once loved, even if they’ve long outgrown or forgotten them. Still, the clothes, toys, books, games, furniture, and endless other objects that clutter your closets add up quickly. Your …
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It’s no secret that the home-cooked meal — especially those cooked by parents and their children — is becoming a thing of the past. Last year, less than 60% of dinners were cooked at home. In the face of work and school trips and homecoming games, many parents favor the convenience of carry-out and delivery over cooking …
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New research finds silver lining in kids’ resilience, but experts emphasize vigilance. Read the whole article.
What does healthy nutrition for kids look like? In this article we discuss how childhood shapes brain development, metabolism, and overall health. And how to give our children a great start.
