A tipping point? This little guy is faced with a dilemma. What would you do? Did You Know? Movie review "The Woman in Black" stars Daniel Radcliffe in a compelling performance as the tenacious yet tender man charged with finding a woman's final will and testament inside an isolated mansion that folks in the nearest town would prefer he never enter. It is a beautiful film. It's also more frightening than you might imagine given its PG-13 rating. Stage Mom.  Oral care for your baby How can you get a head start on making sure that your little one is on the way to a healthy smile? Why does it matter? Read Valley dentist Erika Rowe's story, which appears in our February magazine. Erika provided us with PDFs of handouts she gives to families in her practice. Find a tooth eruption chart and "what to expect" from birth through age 5. The PDFs are posted here. 
VOICES OF AFTERSCHOOL:
Young people are important to Arizona's future because...
By Bryson C. ...they will get to choose what happens in Arizona and in the world. Once people get interested in a job, they’ll probably do it for the rest of their lives. If they don’t get an idea completed, like a new plane, then children, when they grow up, will get to use new ideas on the subject. Also, when children grow up, they can change problems, like pollution, and water pollution. The children can choose to save the world and help clean it up or make it a place that sewer monsters live in. Bryson is a fifth grader in the Stallion Stables Program at Stetson Hills School in the Deer Valley Unified School District. VOICES OF AFTERSCHOOL features essays assembled for an Arizona Centennial Writing Project by the Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence. |
