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Around the World Stories: Stories That Teach and Entertain
Around the World Stories are stories that education AND entertain. Let your children learn about the world around them through these fantastic stories.
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There’s More to That Story…
Learn more about the books that inspired favorite shows or movies in celebration of For the Love of Reading Month.
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My Terrible Kitchen Challenge: Utah Jell-O Cookies
Much to my surprise, these were not as terrible as my kitchen.
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Jyn Erso: The Hero From ‘A Long Time Ago’ We Need Today
Being like Jyn Erso can help us overcome our own darknesses, our own detractors, and help us create our own rebellions built on hope.
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Gather ‘Round, Padawans: Safe Spaces
Action is important. So is your well being.
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Disney’s ‘Tangled’ Premiere Date Sneak Peek
GeekMom is excited to share with you a sneak peek link for ‘Tangled Before Ever After.’ The new Rapunzel tale, premiering on The Disney Channel, March 10th.
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Comic Book Corner: Batman, Curse Words, and Doctor Who
In this month’s Comic Book Corner, Shiri, Beth, Sophie, and new contributor Mark share what we’ve been enjoying in comics recently.
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Neurofeedback: What It Is, What It Does, What You Need to Know
Neurofeedback provides an alternative to medication for children and adults. It treats the electrical transmissions in the brain directly, providing long term solutions for health concerns such as anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge tells you what you need to know about neurofeedback.
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Fantastic New York City Sites and Where to Find Them
Natalie shares some secrets to where you can still catch glimpses of 1920s New York City, as seen in ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.’
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Sir John Hurt No More
No, this is not a repeat of 2016. This one just hurts more, because Sir John Hurt didn’t need a ‘revival.’ He was still inspiring me; from childhood to present.
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The Science of Crowd Counting & 3 Ways to Teach Kids Estimation
Patricia introduces the science of counting crowds and methods to show kids how to estimate large numbers.
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Florida Renaissance Festival – 25 Years of Fun
Celebrate the Renaissance at the Florida Renaissance Festival.
Continue ReadingOur B-17 Weekend: Time Travel Does Exist
How a quick trip to look at an vintage aircraft turned into a weekend of time traveling.
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‘Angel’ Issue 1 Needs the Help of an Angel
Angel. Buffy. Faith. Spike. I inhale the Buffyverse like air. Despite that, I admit, I don’t like the character of Angel. I know, right?
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Procrastination Destination: Ice Cream!
Soon it will be Ice Cream for Breakfast Day. Take a break and check out music, games, and fun all about Rebecca Angel’s favorite treat.
Continue ReadingVisit the Forbidden Forest at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
From March 31st, guests will be able to step into the Forbidden Forest on their trip to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of ‘Harry Potter.’
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Is Merriam-Webster Getting Political?
I subscribe to the Merriam-Webster Word of the Day mailing list, and these days, I wonder if they’re getting a little political.
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Put the A in STEAM With the Think With Art Box
Think With Art, a new subscription box from the creators of Creation Crate, combines art with critical thinking and problem solving for children ages 6-10.
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Watch Dragon Con 2016 for Free This Weekend
Turn your living room into a Dragon Con hotel room, even if you’ve never been. Watch DragonConTV’s streams from 2016 for free all weekend!
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