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June 2011

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Up for debate: E-books or traditional books?

Sharon Miller Cindrich -
Never heard of transliteracy? It's a vital skill for 21st century kids, and e-books can help them develop it.

Kayaking in Chicago, kiddie-style

Caitlin Murray Giles -
Imagine getting a view of the Chicago skyscape from a duckÂ’s perspective. That is what participants in a kayaking tour of the Chicago River can expect.

A tough sell at first, yoga for kids taking off at Humboldt Park studio

Liz DeCarlo -
With a $25,000 grant, one Chicago woman is introducing yoga - for free - to city kids and families.

Devin Hester and son stroll Chicago’s lakefront

Devin Hester -
One thing we really enjoy doing with Devin is walking along the lake on Lakeshore Drive. You see the entire world go by, and Devin points to just about everything in his sight.

Ethiopian dining is made for kids

Cindy Richards -
Psst. Want your kids to try new foods? Let them eat with their hands.

No fireworks, but more kid-friendly bites at Taste of Chicago

Liz DeCarlo -
The Playground—a kids’ area complete with a giant sandbox and special activities - is a new addition to the Taste this year.
Travel

Rediscover Chicago at Doubletree Magnificent Mile

Alena Murguia -
My family took advantage of the “Doubletree in 3-D” package on a recent weekend and saw the city from a whole new viewpoint.
At Home

California raisin peanut butter spread

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Just two tablespoons make a quick, healthy snack if theres a jar of this spread in the fridge.

How to pack snacks for every type of summer vacation

Christine Palumbo -
Whether you travel by plane, train or automobile, summer is the time many of you take a break from your routine. But you can you still keep the family reasonably nourished, no matter how you travel.

Your guide to the ultimate summer sleepover in Chicago

Laura Amann -
Stock some extra pillows, grab some Tylenol and get a head start with these tested tips for surviving a pre-teen sleepover.
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