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Memory Makers

By Amanda Lloyd
May 1, 2014

Here are a few ideas to implement early on in your child’s academic career that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. read more

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College Planning & Saving

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
May 1, 2014
Whether it’s years away or just around the corner, college is an expense most families worry about. No matter what the circumstance, there are several ways to help fund your child’s higher education when the time comes. ...
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Twinsburg Dungeons and Dragons Club

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
May 1, 2014
While many children are using game controllers to battle each other, there’s another way to go on a quest — Dungeons and Dragons. Chris Beason of Twinsburg took this ­fantasy table game to help his son Shayne Beason, 23, who was diagnosed on the Autism spectrum, become more comfortable talking to others. ...
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May Reading Room

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
May 1, 2014

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Cozy up in your favorite place and explore the wonders of books with your child. From infants to teenagers, here are a few suggestions to purchase or pick up

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Learning the ‘Write’ Way

By Angela Gartner
April 1, 2014
With new technology in the hands of kids so early, it can seem like the art of motion with a pen or pencil has been forgotten — but it hasn’t. Many schools are still focusing on handwriting, especially in the early grades. ...
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Campers Helping Communities

By Marie Elium
April 1, 2014
Children learn leadership skills while giving back to others. Some camps offer programs not only to enrich abilities but also provide opportunities to help their communities. ...
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On Stage or Back Stage

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
April 1, 2014
Finding activities that keep kids and teenagers engaged and excited can be a difficult task. Those kids who don’t feel like they have a co-curricular activity they fit into can always find their niche within the walls of a theater. ...
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Find a Book in the ‘Reading Room’

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
April 1, 2014
Cozy up in your favorite place and explore the wonders of books with your child. From infants to teenagers, here are a few suggestions, including "The Tragedy Paper" by Elizabeth LaBan. While preparing for a dreaded assignment, a teen gets wrapped up in the tragic tale of a former student who had a clandestine relationship with the wrong girl. ...
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Education Corner: Getting Ready for Kindergarten

By Angela Gartner
March 5, 2014

EDUCATION_writtingMany 5-year-olds are likely preparing for the end of their preschool days. They get to attend what some like to call “the big kid school” this fall. read more

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Tips for Sharpening Your Children’s Math Skills

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
February 17, 2014
Math Drill
Photo courtesy of StatePoint Media.

Math is often a student’s most challenging subject. And if your kids aren’t keen on it, it may not have anything to do with their

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