The conversation about race needs to start early and keep happening. By Jessica Grose Credit...Loris Lora As protests over the killing of George Floyd (and Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor) spill into a second week, many parents are wondering how to talk about the deaths and…
Home School Connection Tip of the Day/ Suggest that your child write optimistic quotes
Suggest that your child write optimistic quotes and post them on your door or on the sidewalk to share with people to see! Your youngster might use quotes from books or make up original ones. Example: “Put a smile on…
Family-Friendly Puzzles to Do in Quarantine
https://www.newyorkfamily.com/family-friendly-puzzles-to-do-quarantine-new-york/ Puzzles are the perfect fit for your stay-at-home family activity, educational engagement, and a boredom buster. Here are some family-friendly and challenging puzzles to keep your quarantine puzzle game strong piece by piece. …and if you are looking for…
How to talk to kids about racism: An age-by-age guide
Explaining race and racism to kids can feel like a minefield for parents, but it doesn’t have to. Here’s our age-by-age guide to handling this topic. By Alex Mlynek Have you talked to your kids about race and racism? Maybe…
Talking With Children About Racism, Police Brutality and Protests
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