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Study: Exercise in daycare too limited
Most children in day care don't get enough exercise, according to a study published earlier this month in Pediatrics, the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Apps can enhance outdoor learning
The trip started when the young smart-phone owners used the Navigator Deluxe app to find a state park.
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Golf's green pastures for job seekers
Sure, times are tough in golf, as they are most everywhere, but there's good news. The sport, around for 500 years, figures to be around awhile longer. And there are as many ways to begin and build a career in golf as there are ways to swing a 5-iron.
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Indoor games for kids on snow days
Even though the Tri-State is still waiting for the first big snow storm to hit, it's never too earlier to think of what to do with the kids when they're off on snow days.
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Healthy school may get junk food back
The Seattle School Board is considering relaxing its ban on unhealthful food in high schools amid complaints from student governments that the policy has cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars in vending-machine profits over the past seven years.
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To Montessori or not to Montessori?
In Cincinnati, there are several schools that brand themselves Montessori that serve pre-school aged children. Although all of these programs are not created equal, the Montessori and traditional public school models have some fundamental differences, each with merit depending on your values.
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How bullying affects autistic kids
Camping inside is suitable for Abby Mahoney and her younger brother Aidan. The tent is a place for them to play.
