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October 2006

Move This Way: Outstanding P.E. Programs
The best physical education teachers motivate children toward lifelong fitness by teaching skills they can use outside of the classroom and making movement fun for all kids, not just those who may become athletes. Read about four of the best programs in the Puget Sound area and see how your child’s school matches up.

Less Toys, More Joys
What if you held a birthday party and all of the presents didn’t go to the birthday child? What if everyone, including the guest of honor, got one present? A reader shares her family’s experiment with reducing the number of toys and increasing her child’s joys.

Departments

Editor's Note: Keep On Moving

Letters to the Editor
Vaccination, Obesity Figures, Cones for Kids

Viewpoint
Cyber-Shadows: Protecting Teens in the Online World

Your Parenting Coach:
A Powerful Approach to Increase Motivation

Family FYI
Education & Enrichment Fair, Sleep Expert at Mary Bridge Lecture, Trick-or-Treat on the Waterfront, Cover Kids Contest, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, Homework Help, Play Area at Children’s, Sprouts Baby Food, Special Needs Girl Scout Troops, On the Market

Health Notes
Chicken Noodle Soup


A Slice of History
Fright this Way! Halloween Recipes and Books

Pacific Science Center Experiment
Night Vision

Out & About
Pumpkin Patches and Corn Mazes

October Calendar of Events
Highlights & Hot Tips
Parent Education
Classes for Kids

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Schools
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Cover Kids Contest Winners are
Ainsley Obenaus, 4, as the Cat in the Hat and her twin sisters Grayson (Thing 1) and Celia (Thing 2) who will be 2 this month. The girls live in Redmond.
Photographer: Peggy Washburn





 

 

 

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