Wildfire Actions What to do BEFORE a wildland fire: Create defensible space to separate your home from flammable vegetation and materials (minimum 100ft PRC 4291). Adhere to all local fire […]
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Pathways to Hope: Michael Burke
Is Hope a Science? If someone asked you to define hope, your response would involve words such as feeling, emotion, and science, right? Wait, science? Yes, according to Michael Burke, […]
Experiencing Trauma: How to Talk to Your Teen About Violence and Trauma
In the United States, four out of ten adolescents have directly witnessed violence, 17 percent have been physically assaulted, and eight percent have experienced sexual assault. These rates are even […]
Common Myths and Misunderstandings About ADHD
Myths About ADHD When I tell people my son has ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, I usually get polite nods or “I have that too. I could never pay […]
Sensory Processing Disorder – Working Through the Struggles
“Imagine being in an environment where the noise around you is amplified to the highest level, the temperature is the coldest or hottest you have ever felt, you are wearing […]
Could Your Child’s Reading Difficulty be Dyslexia?
Children learn to read at their own pace, but if your child is struggling to make significant progress compared to their peers, it may be possible they have a reading […]
Homeschooling a Child with Special Needs
Homeschooling a child with special needs Teaching a child with special needs at home can seem overwhelming, whether it’s assisting them with their virtual classroom, helping with independent studies or […]
16 Smart STEM Toys to Boost Brain Power
STEM Toys Can Boost Knowledge, Understanding, and Interest It is more crucial than ever today that children develop a keen interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, commonly referred to […]
3 Tips To Help Kids Face Their Fears
It’s normal for children to have fears. Kids may have bad dreams, be frightened of the dark, or find a movie scene scary. However, kids can develop fears that interrupt […]
Composting With Kids
Composting with kids teaches them about recycling, enriches your garden, and is a fun project that the whole family can participate in together. The most natural form of recycling Compost […]
Preserving the Past for Future Generations
6 North State Historical Societies Tehama County Museum Launching its first website Tucked away in the Northern California Sacramento Valley, surrounded by mountains and an abundant agricultural community, the Tehama […]
5 Tips for Talking to Your Kids About the Pandemic
The pandemic has now been with us for several months, and no one knows when it will pass. How can parents talk to their kids about it in a way […]
Caring Gifts for Parents and Grandparents
Gifts from the Heart – From Kids to Parents and Grandparents Handmade gifts from the heart are treasures that will always be cherished by parents, grandparents, and those who have […]
