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Find out more about Risa: Risa Sanders is a retired Psychologist (and dancer) who now uses her Ph.D. to cope with raising a teenager, loves finding new things to do in the "DMV" with kids, investigating challenges to raising happy teens, is a published essayist, and a secret fan of funk. |
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- Get More Than a Movie Rating- The real scoop on movies your kid wants to see
- Great website for parents and teens re: internet safety issues
- Internet Addiction: A potential new diagnosis and serious issue to watch
- What Did I Just Hear? What Were Those Lyrics?? Find Out What They're Really Singing
- Making the Most of Parent Teacher Conferences
- Find Out What Those Text Message Abbreviations Mean
- More Text Message Abbreviations- a must for parents
- BJ Pinchbeck's Homework Helper (links to 100s of homework helper sites)
- Internet Safety
- More on Internet Safety from the National PTA
- Collection of Resources on Bullying
- BJ Pinchbeck's Homework Helper (links to 100s of homework helper sites)
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- Fairfax County Public Schools
- District of Columbia Public Schools
- Montgomery County Public Schools
- Guide to Private Schools in the DC Metro Area
- Domestic Abuse Resource Guide
- Finding a therapist-National Mental Health Association
- HHS Substance Abuse Treatment Locator and Clearinghouse
- National Suicide Prevention Hotline
- National Sex Offender Registry
- Poison Control
- Resources for Drug Dependence and Addiction
- Things to Consider When Adding a Pet to Your Family
- Fairfax County Government- forms, assistance, regs., etc;
- Fairfax County's List of must-have phone numbers
- Farifax County Tourism Information
- Washington Metro Transit Authority
- Consumers Checkbook-consumer info. on everthing, and every service, you might need in the Metro area
- Fairfax County Dept. of Parks and recreation- everything happening at all parks and rec centers
- Fairfax County Public Schools
- McLean Connection- see weekly community calendar; editions for all communities in NoVa
- Fairfax County Public Library System-services, classes, resources
- Arlington, VA.- great attractions
- Check out the free (that's free!) programs at the Millenium Stage every Friday evening at the Kenendy Center
- Bake a cake together again after all these years
- Visit any of the wonderful Smithsonian museums-they're free!
- Learn to play chess together
- See a mid-morning movie at a great discount
- Go to the library for some new reading and also great programs
- Walk the dog together and relive happy childhood memories
- Go ice skating or bowling, and check out a community rec center
- Explore the DC monuments
- Enjoy great bands (all genres)- usually all age shows
- Write a note to someone you care about
- Discover neighborhood theatres
- Savor the incredible statuary and artwork in the Library of Congress
- Volunteer!
- Frontline-Growing up Online (terrific and enlightening)
- How It's Made (haven't you always wondered about that?)
- So You Think You Can Dance (always fresh; true athleticism)
- Ace of Cakes (great for aspiring engineers+bakers)
- How'd That Get On My Plate? (fascinating)
- Design Squad (teen teams compete-incredible engineering and teamwork)
- Project Runway (get your sketchbooks out)
- Top Chef (innovative and grace under pressure)
- Wrecked (Incredible. Occasional language. Middle school plus).
- Invention Nation (amazing!)
- Food Network (nearly everything is great!)
- Newberry Award Winners
- Notable Books for Young Readers Through High School
- MIddle School Reading List Suggestions from FCPS
- Summer Reading List Compiled by Montgomery County Public Schools
- Homework Help on the Internet (jam packed resource list; corresponds well to curriculum)
- Homework Without Tears (an oldie but goodie for parents)
