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Fable: A Browser-Free Tablet for Children

April 18, 2015
Learning
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Fable is a cloud-based mobile learning device exclusively for children. Launched by Isabella Products on Friday, it is said to be a browser-free tablet. Fable combines the freedom to explore,…Read more →

Raytheon to Help Children of Military Families

April 7, 2015
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A new $5 million multi-year commitment from technology company Raytheon to Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) will provide enhanced technology centers and support for after-school science, technology, engineering…Read more →

How Parents Can Fight Tooth Decay Among Children

February 3, 2015
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In honor of February serving as National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM), the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), a leading authority on children's oral health, invites parents and caregivers…Read more →

How Arts-Integrated Education Model Helps Children

January 21, 2015
Learning
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At a time when educators and policymakers are placing a high priority on quality early childhood education, Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announced Tuesday the results of a…Read more →

What Makes Children Frequent Readers: Survey

January 9, 2015
Learning
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Scholastic, a global children's publishing, education and media company, released Thursday results from the fifth edition of the Kids & Family Reading Report, a biannual national survey of children ages…Read more →

Joint Venture Formed to Offer PUMA Children’s Apparel

January 6, 2015
Fun Stuff
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Global sport brand PUMA and United Legwear & Apparel Co. LLC (ULAC), announced Monday that they are entering into a joint venture in North America for the production, sales, marketing,…Read more →

First Lady Michelle Obama Celebrates the Holidays with Children

December 16, 2014
Fun Stuff
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First Lady Michelle Obama visited the patients at the Children’s National Medical Center Monday in Washington, D.C., continuing a tradition dating back more than 60 years to First Lady Bess…Read more →

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