Scholastic Releases Free Reading App for Kids
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 30, 2012
Scholastic has introduced Storia, a free, interactive, and educational reading app for kids that comes with five free ebook downloads and features more than 2,000 titles for kids from toddler through teens.
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Free Online Game Teaches Kids About Weather Science and Safety
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 29, 2012
Here in the Northeast, we've had no shortage of severe weather lately. While you're family is hunkered down during a hurricane alert or snowstorm, keep your kids busy with this free, interactive online game that will teach them about severe-weather science and safety.
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Safe and Fun Pumpkin Decorating with Mr. Potato Head
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 30, 2012
Safety and fun are key with this Mr. Potato Head pumpkin decorating kit that takes sharp blades out of the equation and puts all of the fun into Halloween decorating with the whole family.
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Spooky Ice Cube Molds for Halloween
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 29, 2012
Say goodbye to boring ice cubes and allow festive freezer ice cube molds from HomeWetBar to cool down your beverage and amp up the scare factor at any Halloween party this October.
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Therapy Is Not 'One Size Fits All'
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 26, 2012
The National Institute of Mental Health defines the different types of psychotherapy that can be adapted for both children and adults.
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Fire Safety for Your Family
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 25, 2012
Prepare your family for a home fire. Here are some easy steps you and your family can take to protect your home and each other, and to understand the basics of fire safety.
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Advice for Parents with Procrastination Pangs
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 25, 2012
Dealing with procrastination woes? Are you putting off important tasks or events. Procrastinating leads to bad habits, relationships suffer, and professionalism declines. Dr. Jay Earley offers tips for breaking your procrastination habit and heading towards success.
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WIN Halloween Books For Tweens!
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 26, 2012
These 8 new books about mystery, haunted houses, creepy creatures, and other worlds will be sure to have your tween reading into the wee hours of the morning during the Halloween season.
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Personal Launches ‘Personal for Education’ at White House Event
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 25, 2012
Personal, a web and mobile application for individuals to store, share and reuse their most valuable information, launched “Personal for Education,” to help students, parents, teachers and administrators save time, improve accuracy, and advance opportunities for students.
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Reach for the Sky
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 25, 2012
Blue Sky Girls raises awareness for Rett Syndrome, a severe neurological disorder on the autism spectrum, with families affected by the genetic disease on the steps of Tweed Building in Lower Manhattan.
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Win 3 Scary Movies on Blu-ray
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 31, 2012
MGM Home Entertainment released three scream-worthy titles on Blu-ray this fall: Killer Klowns from Outer Space, Jeepers Creepers, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Enter for your chance to win all three during our Halloween giveaway!
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WIN: Children's Halloween Books for Your Home Library
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 27, 2012
Gather around for children's story time to introduce characters like rabbits, witches, a mouse, and a cockroach, with new titles from Simon and Schuster, Harper, and more. Win a bundle of children's books this Halloween to add to your child's home library.
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WIN: Treat Basket of 'Unjunked' Candy from CVS
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 24, 2012
Feel good about eating Halloween candy this year with "unjunked" candy called Unreal, candies made with less sugar and more nutrients. NYMetroParents and CVS are giving five readers a chance to try the new Unreal candy bars and chocolates with a treat basket full of the new treats.
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Win Halloween Books for Teens!
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 25, 2012
These 8 new mystery books and suspense-filled tales for teens and young adults will keep your child hooked on reading long after Halloween.
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Chelsea Clinton Drops by Brooklyn Public Library for Story Time
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 23, 2012
NBC News special correspondent Chelsea Clinton read aloud to second- and third-grade students at the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch in September as part of NBC News Education Summit, which coincided with a series of free public library events.
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Carve A Watermelon For Halloween This Year
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 28, 2012
This Halloween, why not put a fun twist on pumpkin carving by making some Jack O’Melons? Watermelons carve up boo-tifully, and you can eat the fruit right away, making it easy to scare up some delicious Halloween fun.
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Bake Cobweb Cupcakes For Halloween
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 23, 2012
From little monsters to grown-up goblins, Halloween is when sweets truly take center stage. This delicious recipe will help make your Halloween that much sweeter (and spookier)!
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Cater Your Very Own Graveyard Bash
by NYMetroParents Staff - October 21, 2012
Be the ghostess with the mostess this Halloween and throw a wickedly wonderful spooky celebration. The entertaining experts from the Wilton Test Kitchen know all the tricks and give some expert advice and kid-approved recipes here so you can make plenty of treats for hosting a bone-chilling blast that will have friends and family shrieking with delight.
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