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Middle School Parent Update | July 2008
SUMMER ON THE MOVE
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No matter how far or near you venture, enjoy discovering new places with your family.
• Bon Voyage!
Think having children means you have to stay close to home? Think again. Kids thrive on adventure!
• United States of Fun
Find family-friendly destinations and inside tips about what to do, where to eat, and where to stay.
• Make the Most of Summer Outings
Learning opportunities abound at the zoo, the art museum, even the ballpark!
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Use books to celebrate the USA and the wide world.
• Fourth of July Follow-Ups
Honor America's birthday with fiction and nonfiction that promotes patriotism, encourages reflection, and enlivens history.
• Armchair Explorations
Use these titles to travel through time and discover fascinating people, places, and events.
• Asian-American Stories
Travel to Beijing (home of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games) and beyond with these terrific tales.
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How much does your child know about earning, saving, and spending money? Get him off to a smart start.
• Allowance, Age by Age
As your child grows, your allowance policies need to evolve too, say financial experts.
• Help Your Tween Get a Summer Job
Keep your teen or preteen busy this summer — earning money!
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