Inspiring Our Kids
My mother is a writer. The first time I helped her with a writing project was for a book she published in 1972. I was 10, and my participation (shown
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Spring 2017
Full STEAM Ahead
Full “STEAM” Ahead Helping Kids to Succeed at School For years, education experts and legislators have tussled with defining best practices for teaching our students. Still, we’re left with this
Try This: Colorful Bird Feeders
Nesting with Color Spring is the time for new life—which is especially visible as birds begin to sing and dance throughout our yards. Try something colorful this spring, and make
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How To: Fairy Gardens
Gardening with Magic Miniature gardens are so much more fun when fairies are involved—and these enchanting locations aren’t that difficult to start, even for a young child. First you will
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Say the Word: Disability
Say the Word. I am fascinated by disability as a subject—the history of people with disabilities, how disability presents itself, what difference means. I enjoy questioning mainstream ideas of disability
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Recipe: Grammy’s Apple Pie
12-year-old Colton Seamands shares his favorite recipes, one of which includes Grammy’s Apple Pie. Check out Pheasant Wraps here. Grammy’s Apple Pie Circa 1930s — Editor’s Note: When we made this,
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Making an Impact: CASA
The Seventh Circuit CASA Program Kehala Two Bulls, Executive Director | Anne Dunne, Administrative Assistant Shirley Sutherland, Interim Executive Director and Volunteer Coordinator | DeNean White, Volunteer Coordinator When children come into the court
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Taking Care of Business
Taking Care of Business Legal Considerations for Parents of Children with Disabilities As a parent, your number-one goal is to help your child to succeed. Understanding your children’s rights—and your
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How To: Homemade Playdough
Nana’s All-Around Go-To Activity “Homemade playdough is great for young children between the ages of one to 10—and I’ve seen it be a great therapeutic stress reliever for adults, too!”
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Make Chores Fun
Make Chores Fun! The team at BH Parent has gathered our best tips to convert chore time in the home into the most fun for everyone involved. Draw your chores.