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BACK-TO-SCHOOL ISSUE Curriculum Map • Meet an Education Champ Common Core Update • Grade Skipping FALL LECTURES Building resilience ’cause parenting is a trip! PAGE 38 More BACK-TO-SCHOOL ISSUE Curriculum map • Meet an education champ Common Core update • Grade skipping September 2014 • parentmap.com fall arts Your theater-dance-music to-do list 31 YOUR CHILD’S BREAKING UP IS HEADS UP! KEEPING ANTI-BIAS LIBRARY HARD TO DO NOGGINS SAFE Best-pick books that teach tots Help your child survive a How to spot a non-sport the right lessons 39 fallen friendship 49 concussion 13 Go online. Why? To get a quote. Why? To save money. Why? Because we said so! Parenting can be hard. See how easy it is to save with GEICO. geico.com | 1-800-947-AUTO (2886) | Local Offi ce Some discounts, coverages, payment plans and features are not available in all states or all GEICO companies. 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