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Game On! Sports-Friendly the JOURNEY SCHOOL a MONTESSORI SCHOOL SERVING GRADES  Travel SEE PAGE Discover Your Capable, Confident Montessori Child EDUCATION | MONTESSORIGUIDES SCHOOLS THE ARTS washingtonFAMILY.com SEPTEMBER 2019 Teachers OF THE YEAR MEET ALL 5 Game On! Sports-Friendly THE JOURNEY SCHOOL A MONTESSORI SCHOOL SERVING GRADES Travel SEE PAGE Discover your capable, confident Montessori child. From infancy through elementary school, children learn best when they’re working with activities they love. At Guidepost, your child will enter the wonderful world of Montessori lessons and learning materials, designed to captivate and inspire. Now Enrolling! Visit us online today to RSVP for an event or schedule a tour! Aldie Fairfax 24328 Marrwood 3909 Oak Street Aldie, VA 20105 Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 542-5522 (703) 934-0920 Herndon Broadlands 13251 Woodland Park Road 42945 Waxpool Road Herndon, VA 20171 Ashburn, VA 20148 (571) 203-8686 (703) 723-3364 Reston Chantilly Infant • Toddler • Preschool 11579 Cedar Chase Road 4550 Walney Road Kindergarten • Elementary Herndon, VA 20170 Chantilly, VA 20151 (703) 404-9733 (571) 321-0364 Fall Festival and Open House at Reston Saturday, September 21, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. guidepostmontessori.com/northern-virginia Spanish and Mandarin Immersion programs available at selected campuses GP081219 GP-WASH-FAMILY (19-0812).indd 1 8/13/19 9:51 AM Discover your capable, confident Montessori child. From infancy through elementary school, children learn best when they’re working with activities they love. At Guidepost, your child will enter the wonderful world of Montessori lessons and learning materials, designed to captivate and inspire. Now Enrolling! Visit us online today to RSVP for an event or schedule a tour! Aldie Fairfax 24328 Marrwood 3909 Oak Street Aldie, VA 20105 Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 542-5522 (703) 934-0920 Herndon Broadlands 13251 Woodland Park Road 42945 Waxpool Road Herndon, VA 20171 Ashburn, VA 20148 (571) 203-8686 (703) 723-3364 Reston Chantilly Infant • Toddler • Preschool 11579 Cedar Chase Road 4550 Walney Road Kindergarten • Elementary Herndon, VA 20170 Chantilly, VA 20151 (703) 404-9733 (571) 321-0364 Fall Festival and Open House at Reston Saturday, September 21, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. guidepostmontessori.com/northern-virginia Spanish and Mandarin Immersion programs available at selected campuses GP081219 GP-WASH-FAMILY (19-0812).indd 1 8/13/19 9:51 AM CONTENTS SEPTEMBER ON THE COVER The Journey School Washington FAMILY’s 2019 Teachers of the Year Page 22 Photo by David Stuck FEATURES DEPARTMENTS 22 CLASSROOM STARS 8 FAMILY CALENDAR Meet our fi ve Teachers of the Year winners and see what makes them the area’s best. 10 DMV FUN September fall festivals GREEN BAY 32 28 SCHOOL NOTES More than just a football town, Green Bay, Getting organized for academic success Wisconsin off ers tons of family-friendly adventure. 36 HEALTHY FAMILY 38 PARENT COACHING Practicing mindfulness as a family Some local parents are turning to coaching for work-life-balance support. 40 MOMS SPEAK New school year advice for parents 42 WF BLOG GUIDES A teacher’s thoughts on back-to-school 12 EDUCATION 44 BOOKMARKED New arts-inspired books for kids 27 THE ARTS 46 LAST WORD 30 MONTESSORI SCHOOLS Helping children deal with their fears READERS’ RESPONSES We welcome your feedback — on specific articles, WE WANT overall themes and anything else related to editorial YOUR content. 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ISTOCK/GETTY IMAGES PLUS/VIROJT 4 Washington FAMILY SEPTEMBER OFFERING DISCOVER HOW the Quality, Engaging JOURNEY SCHOOL Education is Navigating Growth Serving Grades and Learning 1-8 Located in a picturesque country setting, we off er a curriculum built on the Montessori Method of Education for both middle and elementary school-aged children focusing on: A strong academic environment that exceeds local and state standards Fostering independence, confi dence, and critical and analytical thinking Respectful, welcoming, multi-age classroom and school environment Hands-on, interdisciplinary learning Daily connection to the outdoors Contact us today for a tour and more information: 240.324.6160 • [email protected] • www.thejourneyschool.net The Journey 2430 Spencerville Road, Spencerville, MD 20868 School OUR TEAM SEPTEMBER 2019 WashingtonFAMILY.com • 301-230-2222 Craig Burke, Publisher ADVERTISING Rob Leinson, Director of Sales 301-230-0819 • [email protected] Account Executives Kim Coates, Tamara Morris, Mary Ramsdale, Stacie Shapero, Julie Turco, Sylvia Witaschek BUSINESS Pattie-Ann Lamp, Accounting Coordinator • 410-902-2311 • [email protected] EDITORIAL Jessica Gregg, Lifestyle Editor • 410-902-2319 • [email protected] Britni Petersen, Managing Editor • 301-230-6696 • [email protected] Adranisha Stephens, Sta Writer • 410-902-2328 • [email protected] Contributors Michelle Blanchard Ardillo, Ann Dolin, Courtney McGee, Kathryn Streeter CREATIVE Lonna Koblick, Art Director Sherley Taliaferro, Graphic Designer Frank Wagner, Graphic Designer James Meskunas, Digital Media Manager David Stuck, Sta Photographer MIDATLANTIC MEDIA Craig Burke, CEO/Publisher • [email protected] Opening Night Liz Spikol, Editorial Director • [email protected] Jennifer Perkins-Frantz, Director of Production• [email protected] Bill Sims, Director of Circulation & Audience Development • [email protected] Tickets $15! 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