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After the raging tornadoes that passed through Georgia a week ago, a discussion on preparation for violent weather is essential to our survival. Unfortunately many people do not have a survival plan... -
A penny saved is a penny earned… Ben Franklin was on to something! It’s never too late to teach kids about money. Starting early helps build the foundation for a child to become a financially... -
Recycle! Renew! Reuse! April 22 is Earth Day, a day to raise awareness on environmental issues in our communities. The Earth Day Network (EDN) is an organization that works to broaden, diversify... -
No more teachers! No more books! Well, just for a week but everyone could use a break from life’s frantic schedule. Spring Break is a great time for families to reconnect and shake off those winter... -
Did you know that March was “music” in our schools month? The National Association for Music Education campaign raises awareness of the importance of music in our culture and educational system.... -
Nature Scavenger Hunt It’s adventure time in the great outdoors! Test your navigation skills by going on a nature scavenger hunt. A scavenger hunt is a great way to explore your backyard,... -
Spring has almost sprung! The flowers are blooming. The days are getting longer. It’s time to get outside and see what nature has to offer. Hiking is a popular sport that exposes kids to nature and... -
This weekend was filled to the brim with scientific fun at the Tellus Science Museum for Family Science Night, where Curious George was monkeying around the planetarium plus the two day Ultimate...
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Tackling childhood obesity is becoming a major concern for Americans. Kids are less mobile and have hectic schedules. According to the Center of Disease Control, an estimated 17 percent of children...
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