Creekside Jr. High School

Parental Resources

This section contains information about parent involvement with your child's education, and other parenting issues.

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Helping Your Child Learn Science has activities for home and in the community.
Helping Your Child Learn To Read contains activities for infancy to age 10 to promote reading at home.

For lists of children's books - award winning and bestsellers - visit theChildren's Literature Web Guide.

The National PTA 100th Anniversary Web Site offers text, photos, and video clips designed to encourage parent involvement in children's lives.Check out our school PTA page.
Family PC has an online version including online children's projects, and reviews of software and Web sites.
Information about selecting childcare from the US Department of Health and Human Services and American Childcare Solutions.
US Department of Health and Human Services provides an online booklet aboutKeeping Youth Drug-Free.
ParentsPlace.com (TM) maintains a reading room with a wide range of topics includingsingle parenting, parenting of twins, fathering, step-parenting,andchildren's healthand safety.
Search for product recalls from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (courtesy of ParentsPlace.com)

A Parent's Guide to Supervising a Child's Online and Internet Experience.
A Parent's Guide to the Information Superhighway - Rules and Tools for Families Online

Children with DIABETES (TM) online magazine.
Dyslexia, the Gift.
Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorders (CH.A.D.D.) is a nonprofit parent-based organization formed to better the lives of individuals with attention deficit disorders and those who care for them.