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Alopecia Coloring Book Print E-mail

Dr. Manuel Casanova has put together this terrific downloadable coloring book about alopecia areata.  It is called  "Being A Friend".  It is really geared toward kids without alopecia and encouraging empathy for kids who have lost their hair to alopecia.

 

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Timez Attack is an amazing new video game exclusively for kids to easily learn multiplication tables. It's as beautifully rendered and entertaining as any top video game, yet as effective as endless flash-card drilling. We include a link to it here only because we have seen it work wonders. Ellie's 7(!)y.o. nephew, who is in special tutoring for his grades, just learned all the times tables (2-12) in a couple months. And he begged to play almost every day. They have a free version as well, so there isn't any reason not to try it if you have a child struggling with multiplication, or one who will be facing it in school soon.

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