Avoiding Sickness, Getting Involved with Your Child's School, Cooking with Kids

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September 6, 2010 Your Child, Ages 7-11 Dear Parents, A new school year means a healthy dose of germs for your child. Are you prepared for cold and flu season? Take this quiz to find out. Keep your child on track this school year by getting involved in his school. Think you're too busy? Find out how other parents have found the time. Also in this issue, cooking together can be a great way to spend quality time with your child. Get started with one of these eight great cookbooks for kids. From the Editors at FamilyEducation.com Avoiding Sickness Keep your child healthy as he heads back to school. Fever and Sick Days The Flu: Fact or Fiction Top Hot Spots for Germs What to Do When Your Child Is Sick Ear Infections, Fever, and Antibiotics Reading, Writing and Sneezing: Sick Kids at School Avoiding the Common Cold More on Healthy Kids Getting Involved with Your Child's School Find tips to volunteer, join a commitee, or fundraise. Fundraising Ideas from Other Parents How Involved Are You with Your Kids? PTOs and School Fundraising Building a Foundation Top 10 Things Teachers Wish Parents Would Do An Open Door Tips for Raising a Successful Student More on Getting Involved with Your Child's School Cooking with Kids Get cooking in the kitchen with your little one. Food Shopping and Cooking with Kids Kitchen Essentials Taking Your Child to the Supermarket Top 10 Easy Meals 8 Great Cookbooks for Kids Homemade Peanut Butter Kids in the Kitchen More on Cooking Basics Free Coloring Pages and More Visit our Printables Center and search for printable worksheets and activities for kids of all ages. Brought to you by Cat in the Hat on PBS Kids. Top Tips for School Success Check our tip of the day for useful advice on starting the year off right. Brought to you by Bounty. Poll: K-5 Homework On average, how much homework does your elementary-aged child bring home each night? Weigh in now! 17%   Less than 15 minutes' worth. 43%   15-45 minutes' worth. 19%   45 60 minutes' worth. 19%    More than an hour's worth. 2%   I don't know. Printable Activity Booklet for Kids Keep your kids entertained with this printable booklet filled with worksheets, coloring pages, and more. Brought to you by Cat in the Hat on PBS Kids. What's new in the FamilyEducation blogs: "Yesterday I shared how easily fresh homemade pesto can be frozen and stored for the winter. Yes, it is hard to picture the cold winter after a warm, warm week like the one we've been having, but it will be here before we know it! Use this fresh pesto recipe for a dish now, and use my tips from yesterday to freeze the rest for a tasty treat to come." --Jessica, the Sweet Pea Chef Predict Your Child's Height! Try our Child Height Predictor to calculate how your little one will measure up.

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