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| Virtual Field Trip to the Museum of Natural History |
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It's a great time of year to visit New York City. Can't make it in person? Instead, try this
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| Hurricane and Earthquake Preparedness |
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If you live on the East Coast of the United States, this is turning out to be quite the week for natural disasters. But regardless of where you live, it's always a good idea to be prepared for emergency situations. I wanted to share some links for you to make sure your family is ready if disaster should strike.
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| The Sims Social Launches Into Beta on Facebook |
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The much-anticipated
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| SecuraChild Steps in Where Amber Alerts Cannot |
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A missing child is one of the biggest nightmares for parents. The feeling of helplessness adds to the fear of the unknown. Most of us are familiar with the Amber Alert system, but not everyone realizes that there are
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| Take off on a White House Scavenger Hunt |
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| Virtual Ride on the Yellow School Bus |
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My son starts kindergarten this year. It's a big deal for me because he's growing up so quickly. It's a big deal for him because he'll be taking the bus to school. Very exciting. Our Contributing Writer, John Cavanagh, has put together a great
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| Get to Smurfing on Facebook |
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| Free Tech Tools for Busy Families |
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The back-to-school season can be stressful for parents. Coordinating which kid is at which activity and how they're getting there can be a monumental tasks. And then there are the volunteer responsibilities. And we can't forget the basics like laundry, food and generally staying on top of the house. I've put together a
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