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Summer is a magical time for children—a season brimming with endless possibilities and adventures. It’s also the perfect time for kids to dive into books that can transport them to new worlds, spark their imaginations, and enrich their minds. Here, we present part two of a curated list of summer reading recommendations for children, featuring a mix of classic tales and contemporary adventures. These books entertain, offer valuable life lessons, and foster a love for reading.
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On April 17th, CBS 21 aired a segment that delved into cyber school enrollment and how cyber school works. Hosted by the ever-insightful Jasmine Brooks, the segment provided a platform for professionals to share their insights and experiences with online education. One standout voice in the discussion was our very own Katie Barnett, a dedicated teacher we have been lucky enough to have as part of the PA Virtual community for 18 years.
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As the sun casts its warm glow and school bells fade into memory, the long days of summer beckon children to embark on thrilling adventures, and they can do that within the pages of a good book. Summer reading isn't just about maintaining academic skills; it's an opportunity for children to explore new worlds, ignite their imaginations, and foster a lifelong love for literature. In this blog, we'll delve into a selection of captivating books recommended by PA Virtual staff that promise to enchant young readers throughout the summer months.
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As July starts, a few things come to mind; summer is officially in full gear, planned family vacations are finally happening, and America celebrates its birthday! It is well known that July 4th is America’s independence day, a time for fireworks, bar-b-ques, and reflecting on the freedom this country has. But many other symbols come to mind when thinking about America, including the bald eagle being America’s national bird. But how and why did that happen? This blog post will explore the origins of the bald eagle, America’s symbol of freedom.
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In the Community | PA Virtual Grads-Where are They Now? | Super Student
Holly Workman is no stranger to performing under the bright lights. The 2012 PA Virtual graduate has been performing and studying music since age 4, and it is not an exaggeration to say she is Internationally known. But Holly returned to her roots recently to perform with the Hershey Symphony Festival Strings. Her performance on April 28th marked the first time she played locally in almost a year, and she wowed the crowd with a solo version of "Summer" from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons.
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When it comes to science, there's nothing like a good experiment to demonstrate concepts! In this blog post, we salute this important field of study, and share our six favorite science-related activities that you can do with your child!
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