MASK The Magazine

In our time-deprived society, how do parents keep up? MASK The Magazine will conveniently bring a comprehensive approach to educating families on the severity and risk factors of relevant issues. MASK takes pride in fostering parent-child communication and will provide successful strategies to encourage ongoing dialogue. This publication will equip and prepare families with appropriate knowledge, resources and decision-making skills to empower families to make safe, healthy choices.

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TAKE 5 FIVE ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL SKILLS • Money-management skills are necessary in setting yourself up for future financial success. Here are just a few to teach your kids and get them off on the right foot.

MASK’S NEED-TO-KNOW TIPS

TRENDING MAGIC MUSHROOMS

FAMILY TIME CAPSULE

THINGS WE ❤

PAGE TURNERS • Stock your bookshelf with these handy and resourceful titles:

YOUR TEEN AND THE OPEN ROAD

Northwest’s Playground

TAKE 5 FUN FACTS • INTERESTING THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT IDAHO

18 SUMMERS: RAISING RESILIENT KIDS & COMPASSIONATE ADULTS

HEALTH & BALANCE

LEARNING FROM MISTAKES

COLLEGE BOUND

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MASK+Prep Notes

MAKING THE GRADE • From Pre-K to College: An age-appropriate guide on teaching children important and necessary life skills for success

LIFE LESSONS

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SELF SUFFICIENT

EDUCATION + HAPPY LIFE + GOOD JOB

COLLEGE LIFE SKILLS ESSENTIAL SKILLS

A NEW CHAPTER: THE COLLEGE YEARS

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHT JULIA PAUKERT

SUMMER SLOW-DOWNS

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SAVOR THE MOMENTS 7 THINGS TO REMEMBER • Balancing life and all that it entails can make it difficult to take the time to appreciate the little things. Here are seven moments to remember to savor with your kids.

BENEFITS OF SLOWING DOWN

MASK MOTHERS AWARENESS ON SCHOOL-AGE KIDS • Special thanks to these businesses and individuals who have shown their continued support for MASK and its programs.

PLEASE CONSIDER BECOMING A MASK SUPPORTER

TEACHING INTENTIONALLY • What our children need to know to be capable, confident and compassionate citizens