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Sustainability Made Simple

Families are increasingly striving to lead a more natural, sustainable lifestyle. Want to take living green to the next level?

Throw a Peanut Butter and Jelly Party!

Celebrate the classically delicious combo of peanut butter and jelly by throwing a PB&J Party! With tons of nutty and fun ideas, your party is sure to be a hit!

Preschool Math: All Sorts of Sorting!

Sorting and classifying objects helps children begin to notice how items are alike and different, and creates an awareness that is vital for math learning.

A Parent's Guide to Twitter

In the world of tweets, pokes, and chats, how can you make sure that your child is social networking savvy? Here's what parents should know about Twitter.

The New 7 Wonders of the World

The idea of the Seven Wonders of the World has trickled down through the years. This July, a brand-spanking-new version will be unveiled in Lisbon.

Smart Kids More Likely to Become Vegetarians?

Brainy 10-year-olds with high IQ scores may be more likely to give up meat. At least according to a study by researchers at England's University of Southampton.

Give Storytime a New Twist

Story-time is important. But it doesn't have to always mean sitting down with child and book in lap, and reading. Instead, try creating a story together.

1 out of 4 Teenagers Binge Drink

The official drinking age is 21, but a new study shows that almost half of high schoolers drink. Here's how parents can help their kids fight the temptation:

Are Strawberries Superheroic?

Craving a shortcake? "Jones-ing" for berry crisp? Your midnight cravings might not be as bad as you think. Most people know that fruit is good for you, but did you know that it might help fight cancer?

Give the Gift of Languages

As adults, we often feel it's too difficult to learn a new language, but for kids, it's easy. Here's how to get bilingual in an increasingly global society.

Afraid of E. Coli?

A fresh spinach smoothie might not sound that appealing, but it shouldn't be life threatening. For almost three-year-old Kyle Allgood, it was.

Is Your Home Making You Sick?

Though your home is not a chemical plant, there are lots of toxins possibly lurking in your living room. Here are a few tips to keep your home safe:

Internet Slang Parents Need to Know

Here is a guide to translating the "netspeak," or Internet slang, kids use. Some of these Internet acronyms are harmless, but some are huge red flags!

Can a 10-Year-Old Change the World?

Volunteering can make a positive impact in the world, and in your child. Here's how to help inspire kids to make a difference.

Is Chicken Dangerous?

According to a study by Consumers Union, most boiler chickens sold in stores across the country are rank with salmonella or campylobacter.

Do Low-Fat Foods Make Us Fat?

Unhand that low-fat brownie! Resist that baked potato chip! A new study shows that reduced fat food may be making us fat.

Sneaky Ways to Use Winter Vegetables

Wondering how to fit veggies in during the winter? The season's produce provides plenty of natural sweetness and hearty richness to satisfy everyone.

Small Stuff for Smarties

Christmas Eve is just around the corner. And here at Education.com, we've got a mailbox full of goodies. Here are our picks for stuffing your kids' stockings.

Turn Your Street Into a Classroom!

Your preschooler is learning her letters and numbers, but she won't sit still and work with her magnetic alphabet. Clearly, she needs to burn some energy, but how might you get a little exercise for that little head in addition to that little body?

Celebrate Black History Month

February is Black History Month. Whatever the color of your family's skin, it's a chance to celebrate the diversity of our American culture.