Save on groceries with easy pantry recipes

Transform pantry staples into delicious and budget-friendly meals for families.

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Simple tricks to create a sensory-friendly home

A room-by-room overview of the best ways to create a more comfortable environment, from lighting ideas to bath product picks.

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Summer@Annie Wright athletic camps

We balance fun with learning, so campers can spend the summer exploring, making friends and gaining new skills. Open to kids from any school, ages 4–14.

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Tons of printables to keep your kids busy

No need to comb through a million unicorn pictures! We’ve rounded up tried-and-tested printables from trusted sources.

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A teacher’s top tips during school closures

How to take advantage of your time together as a family, avoid a backward slide in learning and stay sane.

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7 books to get kids excited about Passover

Teach preschoolers about getting ready for Passover, setting a Seder plate and finding the afikomen with these fun read-aloud books.

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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.

Freshen up this year’s Easter egg hunt with these six exciting twists.
Good news, South Sound agents! You can now take on missions at two additional parks using this awesome nature app.
Celebrate Passover with these virtual family events and at-home kits.

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Remote learning at Charles Wright Academy

All students in preschool–grade 12 are actively engaged in a robust remote learning program while our campus is temporarily closed.

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THINGS THAT MADE US SMILE

💇 People are attempting home haircuts, and the results are hair-larious! If only we could confidently give bowl cuts like this guy.
🎮 A couple had to cancel their IRL wedding, but that didn’t stop them from holding a ceremony in the popular “Animal Crossing” game.
🎈 Artists projected messages of hope throughout Seattle. Hang in there.