Your weekly parenting buzz

Gameschooling is a thing and you should try it

Make learning and family time more fun — and way less stressful — with this growing trend.

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What remote learning has been like for this mom

We’re checking in with local parents to see how they’re managing. First up is April Chan, who shares what has and hasn’t been working for her family.

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Virtual Tooth Fairy visits for schools

Hey, teachers! The Tooth Fairy and Delta Dental are now offering free 20- to 30-minute virtual presentations and storybook readings for K–2 classrooms.

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5 free games that make writing fun

Get your kids off screens, laughing and writing with these secretly educational games for the whole family.

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The resources you need to help your child thrive

Join us for our free virtual Every Child Summit, featuring four keynote speaker sessions and a resource fair to support families with neurodiverse learners.

How one school adapted SEL for online instruction

A local dean shares his recipe for resilience and how his school incorporated social-emotional learning in its virtual classrooms.

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Open for active, joyful learning

Whether on campus or online, Charles Wright Academy students in preschool–grade 12 are actively learning together. We invite you to schedule a tour.

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3 things to do with kids this week

Please check the latest COVID-19 information, take responsible precautions and practice safe social distancing when venturing out.

Discover all sorts of veggies, plants and bugs on a safe and educational visit to a local farm.
Scream with fright (and delight) at the best haunted attractions for families.
Finally! City playgrounds have officially reopened. Read on for safety rules and tips before you head out.

Things that made us smile

💰 A new “Do Something” campaign just launched to get people to stay local and support small businesses.
🔬 Two women scientists won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for a groundbreaking gene-editing tool.
🙌 Despite business being on hold, travel expert Rick Steves is keeping his Edmonds staff employed and supporting the community at the same time.