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Tips for building resilience

By Stewart Healthy Times staff | Resiliency is the ability to bounce back after a difficult circumstance, according to kidshealth.org, an award- winning website.  Sixth-grade reporters interviewed Stewart staff members…
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School relaunches healthy newspaper

Stewart Middle School is celebrating the relaunch of the Healthy Times with this issue. It was last printed in 2012. Dr. Deminico, the school’s instructional support teacher said she is…
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Good friends are good for you

By Jade, Kai, and East Norriton Bulldog Bulletin staff | Good friends are actually good for your health. Good friends can increase your sense of belonging and purpose, along with…
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Teachers explain why they walk

By Cole Manor Healthy Comet reporters | Several Cole Manor teachers said they like taking walks to see neighbors, spend time outdoors, and to get exercise, according to recent interviews…
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Taking action to stop climate change

By DePaul Healthy Trailblazer Journal 8A staff | Icebergs are melting. Forests are burning. Sea levels are rising. These are the worrisome signs that the Earth’s climate is changing. Rachel…
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Growing food locally has benefits

By Cole Manor Healthy Comet staff | When people visit their grocery store these days, a lot of them are looking for food that is “locally grown.” Experts say that…
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Ways to cut down on trash

William Cramp Fit Flyer reporters recently spoke with Principal Ms. Logan to ask about trash at William Cramp School. The interview has been shortened and lightly edited.  Question: What types…
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Dealing with anxiety over climate change

By Eleanor Emlen Healthy Roar reporters | Climate change is happening. It is making the Earth’s surface getting warmer, according to the NASA Climate Kids website. One cause is that…
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Identifying and combating eco-anxiety

By DePaul Healthy Trailblazer Journal 8B staff | What is eco-anxiety?  Climate change is making some people uneasy, concerned, and fearful. There’s a term for this feeling: eco-anxiety. Amia Hines, a Philadelphia…
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Anxiety, and how to deal with it

By Inquiry Healthy Owl Times reporters | Editor’s Note: Third-grade Healthy Owl Times reporters recently interviewed Ms. Ashley Fernandez, Inquiry’s Family Support Specialist, about anxiety and what to do when…
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Considering the impacts of climate change

By Logan, Josh, and Riley, East Norriton Bulldog Bulletin | According to the United Nations, climate change is a very serious issue affecting all humans. The U.N. defines climate change…
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Ways to combat winter depression

By East Norriton Bulldog Bulletin reporters | Have you ever noticed that people can sometimes feel more down during the winter months? It is a real thing, and it is…
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