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Extend summertime nature exploration and its many benefits for children with our Children and Family Nature Inspiration Guide, created by our Nature & Play Work Group. Designed to jumpstart outdoor creativity and exploration, this guide is filled with: • Creative outdoor activities • Nature timekeeping tools fairplayforkids.org/pf/children-family-nature-inspiration-guide/?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=3104... ... See MoreSee Less

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Disconnected: Social media, cellphones take toll on kids’ mental health — educators are fighting back

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