Beyond Carving: Five New Ways to Use Your Pumpkins
Here are five fun and different ways to use those pumpkins, and bonus — they support your child’s development as well!
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Here are five fun and different ways to use those pumpkins, and bonus — they support your child’s development as well!
Beyond Carving: Five New Ways to Use Your Pumpkins Read More »
The German International School (GIS) is an independent language immersion school located in Beaverton.
Featured School of the Week: German International School Read More »
Use Comcast’s xFI app to keep kids safe on the internet.
Keeping Your Kids Safe on the Internet While Distance Learning Read More »
Public school funding is complicated. But we explain what you need to know about where the dollars come from and how they are spent.
The School Budget Breakdown Read More »
Help your child use odds and ends to make sweet, yarn-wrapped Halloween or harvest decorations.
Make Yarn-Wrapped Halloween Decorations Read More »
Kids’ books that celebrate Halloween or explain the meaning behind Día de los Muertos.
Bookshelf: October Holidays Read More »
Here a few tips to start teaching your kids how to make smart financial decisions today, and for the rest of their lives.
The Time to Teach Kids About Personal Finance is Now Read More »
Celebrate all things fall with our October issue.
October 2020 Digital Issue Read More »
If you aren’t able to donate, you may be able to volunteer, help spread the word, or learn more about these organizations and follow them on social media.
Help Oregonians Impacted by Wildfire Read More »
Encourage your child’s intellectual curiosity and get them eager to learn.
Build Your Kindergartner’s Love of Learning — Even If You Are Doing School Online Read More »
Q: My son is almost 3 and completely refuses or melts down when we try to work on potty training. My niece turned 2 a few months ago and is completely potty trained. What gives? I really want to be done with diapers. A: 2-year-olds get a bad rap in general — I love watching
Ask Dr. Doug: Potty Training Read More »
Classes for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and big kids (5-8 years old) begin September 28.
Sing, Dance, and Play… at Home! Read More »
This is one of the simplest and most enjoyable activities that you can do with your child.
Try a Nature Walk with Your Preschooler Read More »
Some tips for helping new students adjust to online learning.
Help Your Kindergartener Have Online Learning Success Read More »
How can we support kids’ social and emotional skills at home during a pandemic?
Tips for Promoting Social-emotional Skills During Distance Learning Read More »
Give your tweens independence and responsibility while getting screen time under control.
Managing Your Tween’s Screen Time Read More »
Fun options for mini golf that are open now.
Mini Golf Courses Summer 2020 Read More »
The Nature Atelier offers eco-friendly art kits for little artists ages 2-9.
Come on a Nature Inspired Art Adventure! Read More »
Search for great child care and preschools by neighborhood.
Neighborhood Child Care & Preschool Guide Read More »
Here are some lessons from long-time homeschoolers about school-at-home education.
Learning At Home: Lessons from Homeschoolers Read More »
Bring the family and see what the Columbia River Maritime Museum has to offer!
GIVEAWAY: Tickets to Columbia River Maritime Museum Read More »
Comcast enhances Internet Essentials program for low-income families.
Comcast Addresses Distance-Learning Challenges Read More »
Thank you to local independent bookseller Books with Pictures for sharing kids’ graphic novel recommendations for these interesting times. Books with Pictures is open for limited browsing in their Southeast shop, free in-store pickup and free local delivery for all Portland metro locations. By Katie Pryde This is a weird time to parent, and if
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Our 2020 readers’ poll winners for the best kids’ dentists in the Portland area.
Winner & Top 5: Dentist for Kids Read More »
It’s never too early (or too late!) to start teaching your kids essential savings habits and how to set financial goals.
OnPoint Community Credit Union: Together, We’ll Help Kids Save Read More »
Try this fun planting project from Al’s Garden Center to bring more butterflies into your yard!
Plant a Butterfly Garden Read More »
Consider your options and your priorities when deciding on your educational options this fall.
Two Things You Need to Know to Make a Plan for Day Care or School This Fall Read More »
FACT Oregon shares some points to consider for the school year, particularly if you have a student with an IEP.
What to Expect in Fall 2020 Read More »
These local parks managed by Oregon Metro are fun options that offer lots of space and natural beauty.
Oregon Metro Parks for Families Read More »