HAWKs’ Dinner Time and That’s Scat! bring wildlife learning into portable games, priced at $14.99 and $19.99 and available through the company website.
These New Games From HAWKs Take The Fun Of The Trail Inside
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Families’ Next Favorite Game Awaits At Their Local Game Store
The second annual Game Store Day is set for Nov. 7, with participating stores planning demos, games, tournaments and publisher promotions.
Celebrate Spooky Season At Chuck E. Cheese’s Halloween Boo-tacular
Chuck E. Cheese’s Halloween Boo-tacular features costume bonuses, themed food and parties, with a sensory-friendly event scheduled for Oct. 25.
Indiana Starting Anonymous School Safety Tip Line In January
Indiana plans a free, optional, year-round anonymous tip line for K-12 school safety concerns, with launch set for January.
STAAR Rescoring Requests Triple After More Texas Schools Question Computer Grading
Texas schools requested 64,489 reading-response rescoring reviews this spring, and the state raised more than 13,300 scores after human review.
Opinion: Democracy Can Start With A Class Pet
A Pennsylvania teacher used a classroom guinea pig dispute to teach young students deliberation, listening and shared decision-making.
Government Announces Earlier Mental Health Support For Children, With Help Available Before Diagnosis
The UK government plans support for children before diagnosis, with more help in schools and communities. Delivery details are still pending.
Peppa Pig Is Bringing Holiday Cheer To A Theater Near You
Festive Fun with Peppa begins Nov. 14 at more than 2,400 theaters worldwide, with seven holiday episodes and four new songs.
Opinion: What A Mom Of Six Wants Schools To Understand About Attendance
A Dallas-area mother of six argues that schools can hold families to attendance expectations while helping them address the barriers to getting there.
Social Media Is Harmful For Children – But The Way They Use It Matters, Study Shows
A review of 121 studies links children’s digital media use with both potential harms and benefits, while warning that most evidence cannot show cause.
