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PUBLISHER GRAPHIC ARTIST Julie Vasquez Owner Limelight Design julie southernidahokids com EDITOR Kristen Francom COMMUNITY EVENT SPECIALIST Shawnee Burt shawnee southernidahokids com HI I M ROCKY We are hidden gems and will be hiding around the pages of the magazine each month AND I M RUBY Did you know Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State More than 72 different types of gemstones are found here COME FIND US SouthernIdahoKids southernidahokids ON THE COVER Waylon Engman Camree Engman Photography Southern Idaho Kids is a subsidiary of Limelight Design Reproduction without written permission of the publisher is prohibited Submitted editorial content or advertisements are not necessarily endorsed by or representative of the views of Southern Idaho Kids Southern Idaho Kids is not responsible for the reliability or timeliness of any content submitted Southern Idaho Kids is printed and distributed monthly 2024 Southern Idaho Kids All rights reserved Se Habla Espa ol Smiles 4 Kids 1 2 Page Horizontal 208 734 7415 1411 Falls Ave E 1000C Twin Falls www smiles4kidsidaho com All insurances welcome including Medicaid No referrals needed Diplomates of the American Board of Pediatric Dentists 2 www southernidahokids com

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HELPING HANDS NOODLE DRIVE BENEFITTING Valley House Homeless Shelter is a private non profit homeless shelter in the Magic Valley whose mission is to help people gain selfsufficiency In 2023 Valley House provided 74 000 nights of shelter which has significantly increased compared to previous years They provide shelter food and care for those in need Their motto is a hand up not a hand out The Southern Idaho Kids Magazine wants to help raise awareness of this incredible program as well as host a food drive for the Valley House to help stock up their pantry with noodles Please consider donating this month DONATE AT LISTED LOCATIONS UNTIL JUNE 1 MV Roofing 1 4 Page Vertical MV Kid Market 1 4 Page Vertical FREE ESTIMATES AND INSPECTIONS CALL TODAY 208 421 1727 4 www southernidahokids com

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WHAT S MAGIC ABOUT THE MAGIC VALLEY Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh The Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh offers an enriching escape into nature for families seeking an immersive outdoor experience It surrounds the small town of Fairfield and spans over 3 000 acres This marshland is a haven for biodiversity boasting both wetlands and grasslands The beautiful camas lilies paint the fields with bursts of purple flowers in the springtime This special place is also home to colorful butterflies and majestic cranes The annual Big Bloom occurs throughout the month of May The best viewing opportunities are usually during the last ten days of the month or the beginning of June During the summer months there are also opportunities for hiking bicycling horseback riding and camping Trails wind through the marsh inviting families to hike birdwatch and immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of this enchanting landscape It s an ideal destination for creating lasting memories and fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world The city of Fairfield Chamber of Commerce also hosts Lily Days each year This year it will be held on June 8th 9th in the Fairfield City Park Directions from the Magic Valley Head north on US 93 toward Sun Valley Stay on that road approximately 49 miles Turn left onto US 20 and stay on US 20 for 25 9 miles where you will reach Hailey Centential Marsh the small town of Fairfield Twin Falls Sources www fs usda gov NOW OFFERING A DOCTOR SUPERVISED WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM Lose 20 35lbs in 6 weeks with no drugs exercise injections pre packaged food Dr Jill or shakes More energy less pain less inflammation and less weight in 2024 We are here to support you 1 4 Page Call to schedule your no cost no obligation consultation today Vertical Float Magic 1 4 Page Vertical 788 Eastland Drive Ste B Twin Falls Idaho 208 734 3030 www drjillfamilychiro com 6 www southernidahokids com

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COMMUNITY ARTICLE Clear Vision Bright Futures Why Children Need Annual Eye Exams As parents we strive to provide the best for our children from nutritious meals to enriching family experiences Yet amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life one crucial aspect of their health can oftentimes get overlooked their vision Annual eye exams for our children may not always make it to the top of our priorities but they are essential for ensuring the overall well being and success of our children Here s why 1 Early Detection of Vision Issues Just like regular check ups for teeth at the dentist and general health at the pediatrician annual eye exams with an optometrist or ophthalmologist are essential for catching potential vision problems Children may not always realize or communicate when they re having trouble seeing clearly Issues like nearsightedness farsightedness astigmatism or even more severe conditions like lazy eye amblyopia or crossed eyes strabismus can easily go undetected without a comprehensive eye exam Early detection of these problems allows for prompt intervention and treatment which can prevent long term vision impairment and improve academic performance and quality of life According to the American Optometric Association a child s first comprehensive eye exam should be done between 6 months to 1 year of life Most of us wait until our kids start complaining or fail a screening but many young children silently struggle with visual problems that can affect their everyday life This is why we need to take charge as parents and make comprehensive eye exams a priority for our infants and toddlers 2 Academic Success Vision has an enormous impact on our children s social motor and cognitive skills making it a crucial part of their academic success Studies have shown that 80 of what a child learns in school occurs through their visual system Imagine trying to learn to read when all of a sudden the words on the page appear blurry or Canyon Foot 1 4 Page Vertical Children s Dentistry Children s Dentistry 1of T4winPFaagllse Vertical 1186 Eastland Dr N B Twin Falls 208 733 9331 10 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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COMMUNITY ARTICLE doubled or having to squint so hard to see that board that you develop a headache or rub your eyes One out of every four children have undiagnosed vision problems that can significantly impact a child s ability to learn comprehend and participate in class activities Annual eye exams ensure that any difficulties with vision issues such as eye alignment eye tracking and eye focusing are being detected and addressed promptly and helping children reach their full potential in school and beyond the classroom 3 Screen Time and Digital Eye Strain In today s digital age children are spending more time than ever in front of screens be it computers tablets video games or smartphones and less and less time outside Prolonged screen time can lead to digital eye strain characterized by symptoms like eye fatigue headaches and blurred vision It is important as parents to limit screen time but more and more schools are using computers chromebooks iPads and tablets increasing their screen time significantly Annual eye exams can help monitor the impact of screen time on your child s eyes and eye doctors help provide recommendations such as blue light filtering glasses to minimize discomfort and protect their vision 4 Overall Health Assessment Annual eye exams not only help check for the need for glasses or contact lenses to help a child see 20 20 but they can also provide valuable insights into a child s overall health During an eye exam an optometrist or ophthalmologist can detect early signs of systemic conditions like diabetes high blood pressure or even certain types of cancer Children who were born prematurely have developmental delays and have a family history of eye disorders have a higher prevalence of developing ocular health problems By monitoring your child s eye health annually you re also keeping tabs on their general well being Annual eye exams are not just about checking vision they re about safeguarding your child s health happiness and future success So let s make clear vision a priority and schedule those annual eye exams for our little ones With each exam we re taking a proactive step towards ensuring our children enjoy a lifetime of clear sight and bright futures Brandon Nielsen OD Children s Clear Vision We re here High Quality Personalized Aeris Care By An 1 4 Page Experienced Pediatric Team Vertical You Can Trust Jared Hansen MD FAAP Jimmy Roberts PA C Call today to schedule 208 391 5952 706 N College Rd Twin Falls ID 83301 NOW CloverENROLLING PreK 5th Grade 1 8 PageA CARING CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HorizontalIN THE COUNTRY 3552 N 1825 E Clover Christian School SE of Buhl www cloverchristiansch org 208 326 5198 Garbage Bin Cleaning Bin Bath Commercial Residential Pressure Washing 1 8 PageOne Time Horizontal locally owned operated Monthly or Quarterly Cleanings thebinbath com 208 731 0601 11 M a y 2 0 2 4

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS sponsored by M O N D A Y S excluding May 27 Tween STEM Club 4 00 PM Twin Falls Public Library Participate in a hands on exploration of simple machines using Engino s Simple Machines Building Kit This program is for kids in 3rd 6th grade Registration is required and space is limited call 208 733 2964 ext 301 to sign up T U E S D A Y S excluding May 28 Elementary STEM 4 00 PM Twin Falls Public Library Join us for hands on activities designed to get kids excited about STEM WEDNESDAYS Music Movement 10 00 AM 11 00 AM Gooding Public Library WEDNESDAYS excluding May 22 29 Ready Set Kindergarten 10 30 AM 11 30 AM Twin Falls Public Library Ready Set Kindergarten is a program for kids who are entering kindergarten in the fall of 2024 FRIDAYS Craft Time 12 00 PM 3 00 PM Gooding Public Library FRIDAYS Game Day 1 00 PM 4 00 PM Filer Public Library FRIDAYS LEGO Build Time 1 00 PM 4 00 PM Filer Public Library The library will supply the space the LEGOs and the build sheet SATURDAYS Canyon Rim Park Run 8 50 AM 10 30 AM Twin Falls Visitor Center Enjoy a free fun run with members of the community Participants are welcome to walk jog run or volunteer Children s clear vision pediatric eyecare vision therapy SATURDAYS Movie Matinee 3 00 PM 5 00 PM Twin Falls Public Library Enjoy a free movie at the library WEDNESDAY May 1 Engage in Education 4 30 PM 7 00 PM Twin Falls City Park An event hosted by the Twin Falls School District to thank the community and celebrate the district There will be a hot dog dinner served for those who attend SATURDAY May 4 Home Depot Kids Project 9 00 AM 12 00 PM Home Depot Visit Home Depot for a free kids building project There is a new project every month Children s Clear Vision Children s clear vision pediatric eyecare vision therapy H U N D R E D S 1O F4 Page SpCoAnLsLorship FUN FRAMES Horizontal T O D A Y FLEXIBLE SPORTS FRAMES INFANT ADULT CHILD SIZES 568 Falls Ave Twin Falls 208 293 8580 www childrensclearvision com 16 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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Be sure to check out our up to date online calendar www southernidahokids com calendar TUESDAYS May 7 21 Reptile Revue 6 00 PM 7 00 PM Herrett Center CSI Campus Come learn about and see reptiles WEDNESDAY May 8 22 Puppet Show 4 00 PM 4 30 PM Filer Public Library SATURDAY May 11 Read to a Therapy Dog 10 30 AM 11 30 AM Twin Falls Public Library Kids come read to a therapy dog from the Pets Helping People Therapy Team SATURDAY May 11 Drive Thru Wellness Event 12 00 PM 3 00 PM 260 Third Ave N Twin Falls Come to the new Downtown Urgent Care and Pharmacy They will be passing out free Chobani yogurt goodie bags and raffle tickets to enter a drawing MONDAY May 13 Kids Mud Monday 6 00 PM 7 30 PM Hands On Twin Falls Children love rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands wet and messy Let Hands On show your child how to use hand building techniques to make pottery pieces and get creative with clay The cost is 20 plus tax and that includes the clay instruction studio glazing fees and the tools and supplies FRIDAY May 17 Elementary Book Club 4 00 PM 5 00 PM Twin Falls Public Library Contact the library to find out what book they re reading and to check out a copy Snacks will be provided and there will be activities for everyone SATURDAY May 18 Fish Game 125th Anniversary Celebration 3 00 PM 6 00 PM Twin Falls City Park Join the Idaho Fish Game as they celebrate 125 years WEDNESDAY May 22 Mock Kindergarten Screening 10 00 AM 12 00 PM Twin Falls Public Library A great opportunity for kindergarten age kids to do a mock kindergarten screening The library will provide resources for things your child might need extra help with STORYTIMES Yoga Storytime Gooding Public Library Mondays 10 00 AM Toddler Time Twin Falls Public Library Mondays Thursdays until May 23 10 30 AM Storytime at Duck Donuts Duck Donuts Tuesdays May 7 14 10 30 AM Baby Lapsit Storytime Twin Falls Public Library Tuesdays until May 21 11 00 AM Storytime Buhl Public Library Wednesdays 10 00 AM Preschool Storytime Kimberly Public Library Wednesdays 10 00 AM Little Reader Storytime Filer City Public Library Thursdays 10 30 AM Storytime Wendell Public Library Thursdays 10 45 AM Sign Language Storytime Gooding Public Library Fridays 10 00 AM Preschool Storytime Twin Falls Public Library Fridays until May 24 10 30 AM 17 M a y 2 0 2 4

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COMMUNITY ARTICLE Mother s Day Once upon a time in a lovely modest home lived a young boy named Charles One day as Charles watched his mother effortlessly prepare dinner for him and his family Charles could not help but feel a surge of gratitude welling up inside of him From the countless bedtime stories she s read to him to the scraped knees she has kissed better Charles reflects on all of the sacrifices his mother has made solely for him With Mother s Day coming up Charles wanted to express his unmoving appreciation for his mother However Charles did not know what to give her He thought to himself What are some of her favorite things in the world She likes flowers and the family and bright colors Filled with excitement Charles was ready to start his craft when his mother interrupts saying Charles Dinner s ready As he takes a tasty bite from his dinner he realizes that every dish his mother prepares carries an imprint Clark Oral 1 4 Page Vertical We are passionately committed to improving the lives of our patients by combining clinical excellence with cutting edge technology In our office we love getting to know our patients and take a sincere interest in their well being Give us a call for your oral maxillofacial needs We have two locations to conveniently serve you Burley 208 831 2901 Twin Falls 208 831 2900 18 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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COMMUNITY ARTICLE of her love feeding Charles another creative idea He runs to his room looks into his craft drawer and pulls out the following supplies Supplies Paper Paint Red Green Pink Blue ANY color Marker Glue stick Charles begins by gently squirting a bit of paint of every color he wants to use onto a paint pallet He then places a piece of printer paper on his desk He dips his hand into the green paint and gently places it at the center of the paper ensuring that every bit of paint has been transferred onto the piece of paper He carefully rinses his hand under water until the remaining paint is gone Then Charles dips one of his fingers into the orange paint and places his finger on the piece of paper above every green finger about a half inch away Next Charles takes another finger and dips it into a different color it around the orange dots This should have made a flower Charles repeated this last process until all five fingers had a flower growing out of it After he finished Charles realized how different his fingerprints looked on every finger as he examined his creation does yours look different Lastly after Charles allows the paint to dry and washes the paint off his hands he uses a marker to draw a cute little pot under the palm of the green hand He then adds a sweet message at the bottom of the paper expressing his gratitude toward his mother On Mother s Day Charles gave his meaningful gift to his mother Undoubtedly his mother loved Charles s present She gave him a sweet thank you and a hug filled with love in return Paula Weeks CMMV Communications Chair Makona 1 4 Page Vertical 19 M a y 2 0 2 4

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YOUR KIDS WILL LOVE OUR SUMMER CAMP ADVENTURES From Paris to Mexico your kids will love our hands on adventures exploring new cultures We offer E Street 1 2 Page Horizontal Arts Crafts Science Experiments Nature Exploration Sports Games Swimming Cooking Classes and Loads of Fun TRAVEL THE GLOBE from your OWN backyard Available for children K 6th 7 45 a m to 7 p m includes breakfast and lunch Call for pricing on daily or monthly rates and registration fees Call Ruth Ann at 208 733 4384 or email ruthann estreetcc org 1751 Elizabeth Twin Falls 208 733 4384 unitedwayscid org Venture Upward 1 2 Page Horizontal 20 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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sponsored by HEALTH WELLNESS HEALTHYHABITS How to Help a Young Child Cope with an Emergency Department Visit For many children the first experience they remember in the hospital is visiting the Emergency Department This experience can be stressful and it s important parents and caregivers understand they are not alone Assistance is readily available through a Certified Child Life Specialist whose role is to support young children with comfort coping and education during their hospital visits Child life specialists differ from many other health care providers in their focus on addressing the psychosocial needs of the child which include mental emotional and social needs Below are tips from our St Luke s Certified Child Life Specialist Hallie Chancellor to help make your child s next Emergency Department visit as comfortable as possible What to Bring During Emergency Department visits there can be significant waiting periods for tests results and to see the doctor Bringing familiar items from home can offer comfort and distraction for the child Caregivers are encouraged to pack the child s preferred stuffed animal blanket books or sippy cup These familiar objects can help establish a sense of normalcy in the unfamiliar environment Providing Comfort The comfort and sense of control of the child are important during their Emergency Department visit and children often feel more at ease when their caregivers are present Caregivers are encouraged to involve the child in decision making whenever possible such as allowing them to choose which arm to use for medical devices like the blood pressure cuff or pulse oximeter While the child is in bed offering a distraction such as a toy or tablet can also help along with gently holding their arm to provide comfort and reassurance Both strategies foster a sense of security and empowerment to the child Accessing Additional Support When families are in need of additional support for their child at the hospital they are encouraged to ask their nurse to call the Certified Child Life Specialist The Child Life Specialist will work with families to develop age appropriate strategies to minimize distress while advocating for the needs of the child Hallie Chancellor MS CCLS Certified Child Life Specialist St Luke s Children s Sponsored by 21 M a y 2 0 2 4

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sponsored by SMART MONEY 8 Ways to Teach Kids about Finances Teaching children about financial skills like spending and saving money as well as understanding concepts like loans is crucial for their future financial well being By instilling these principles early on parents can empower their children to make informed decisions and develop responsible financial habits Here are some effective strategies to teach kids about these important concepts 1 Start Early Introducing financial concepts to children at a young age can lay a solid foundation for their understanding Even simple activities like counting money or discussing the concept of saving for a desired toy can plant the seeds of financial literacy 2 Use Real Life Examples Make financial learning relatable by incorporating reallife examples into everyday conversations For instance while shopping explain the difference between needs and wants and involve children in decision making processes 3 Provide an Allowance Giving children a regular allowance can be a practical way to teach them about managing money Encourage them to allocate a portion of their allowance for savings and another for spending allowing them to experience the consequences of their financial choices 4 Introduce Budgeting Teach children the concept of budgeting by creating a simple budget together Help them understand the importance of allocating money for different purposes such as saving for long term goals or emergencies 5 Discuss Saving and Investing Explain the benefits of saving money for future goals such as buying a bike or attending college Introduce the concept of investing by discussing how money can grow over time through strategies like saving in a bank account or investing in stocks and bonds 6 Explain Loans and Debt While it may seem complex introducing the concept of loans and debt in simple terms can help children understand the importance of borrowing responsibly Explain that a loan is money borrowed from someone else with the promise to pay it back later often with interest Emphasize the importance of only borrowing what can be comfortably repaid You can even provide simple examples with their allowance or making a larger purchase on their behalf that they pay you back for 7 Use Games and Activities Utilize educational games books and activities specifically designed to teach financial literacy to children These resources can make learning about money fun and engaging while reinforcing key concepts 8 Encourage Critical Thinking Encourage children to think critically about financial decisions by asking questions like Is this purchase necessary or What are the long term consequences of this choice This helps develop their decision making skills and financial awareness Teaching kids about financial skills is essential for their future financial success By starting early using relatable examples and providing practical experiences parents can help instill valuable financial habits that will serve children well throughout their lives Pioneer can help with this education with extra teaching resources and a Youth Savings Account for them to save their own money Federally Insured by NCUA Membership required SUPER SAVERS World Bee Day May 20th 2024 208 587 3304 Pioneerfcu org Federally Insured by NCUA Let s pollinate a Pioneer healthy nancial future for your Sponsor Pagcheild together Horizontal TH Federally Insured byANNNIVECRSUARAY 23 M a y 2 0 2 4

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sponsored by sponsored by HEALTH WELLNESS Nausea and Vomiting SPOTLIGHT Nausea and vomiting is a common occurrence and can be extremely uncomfortable for whomever experiences it Many factors can trigger nausea and vomiting Some of those might include motion sickness the early stages of pregnancy certain medications infection viruses bacteria food poisoning various smells or odors head injury and others The primary concern with vomiting is the risk of dehydration especially in children Oftentimes diarrhea is present with nausea and vomiting and furthers the risk of dehydration When nausea and vomiting does occur it can be self limiting for example when a person experiences motion sickness and becomes nauseated and proceeds to vomit generally the nausea and vomiting is short lived and the person begins to feel better shortly after However in other cases a person may need to seek medical attention if the nausea and vomiting persist for a prolonged period of time especially if signs of dehydration are present If an adult experiences nausea and vomiting for more than a day it s a good idea to visit your doctor However children can become dehydrated very quickly and need to see their doctor if nausea and vomiting lasts longer than a few hours especially if they have not urinated within that time frame Some of the signs of dehydration that one might see include a dry mouth a fast heart beat or fast breathing headaches muscle cramping confusion lack of energy dark colored urine or not urinating for several hours With infants a dry diaper for more than 3 hours is cause for concern If vomiting occurs one should avoid eating solid foods until the nausea subsides and one should try to drink small amounts of clear liquids to stay hydrated Pedialyte can help replace lost electrolytes and fluids Once the nausea has subsided a bland diet should be started foods such as toast saltine crackers broth bananas or rice This will help reduce irritation to the stomach and provide some nutrition until a normal diet can be restarted Jonathan Pittard PA C Scott M Cook NP S 208 736 7422 OPEN 8AM TO 7PM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK www picctf com We ve moved across from Walmart in Twin Falls 25 M a y 2 0 2 4

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TEACHER OF THE MONTH Jonathan Sheen 5th Grade Oregon Trail Elementary Twin Falls 4 years in Education sponsored by What is your favorite part about being a teacher Seeing my students meet their goals and grow academically and socially Something your students might not know about you I was the youngest member of my class in the Law Enforcement Academy at age 19 A word of advice Believe in yourself even if others don t Don t ever quit Progress is different for everyone Live your dreams and bring others along for the journey Nominated by Laura Myers Mr Sheen is a wonderful support for 5th grade students He has an extensive knowledge of socialemotional learning that helps support a wide variety of situations He bends over backward to connect with his students seeks to meet them where they are helps support them and makes learning interesting Mr Sheen has become a favorite to many students who have struggled through their elementary years Oregon Trail is a better place because Mr Sheen shows up every day and cares for his students The Teacher of the Month will receive a Sodamix gift card and a cookie party for their class To nominate a teacher visit www southernidahokids com nominate your teacher Buy a 24oz drink xxx get a SponsoFrRPEaEgCeHOCOLATE HorizontalCHIP COOKIE Expires May 31 2024 1553 Washington St North Suite 100 Twin Falls 208 613 1771 26 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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FROM THE BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Looking for something new to read Check out these great books at the Twin Falls Public Library If you or your child would like more suggestions come see us at the library Recommending titles and connecting the right book with the right reader is our favorite thing to do Preschool Llama Llama s Little Lie by Anna Dewdney In the newest book in one of our favorite series Llama Llama learns the importance of telling the truth even if it is hard to say 4th 6th grade The Stars of Whistling Ridge by Cindy Baldwin Ivy Mae Bloom wants a place to put down roots but it s her mama s job as a fallen star to tend the magic underpinning the world After Ivy steals Mama s entire supply of wish jars in the hopes of finding a place to call home disaster strands her family in Whistling Ridge North Carolina Ivy falls for Whistling Ridge immediately she just needs to convince her parents to stay K 3rd grade 101 Things to Do on A Walk by Kait Eaton This practical creative book is filled with activities to do while on trips out in nature both locally and not so locally Take this book with you on a walk with the family to provide inspiration for naturethemed crafts and activities 7TH GRADE The Traitor s Game by Jennifer Nielsen Kestra Dallisor has spent three years in exile in the Lava Fields but that won t stop her from being drawn back into her father s palace politics A group of rebels knows this all too well and they snatch Kestra from her carriage as she reluctantly travels home Kestra tries to foil their plot by force cunning or any means necessary Talking with your family about quitting can be hard Project Filter Project Filter is here to start the conversation 1 8 Call 1 800 QUIT NOW or visit PageProjectFilter org for more information on quitting smoking chewing or vaping for you or a loved one Horizontal September 2022 Yo u d e c i d e w h e n P r o j e c t F i l t e r w i l l s h o w y o u h o w Epic 1 8 Page UNLIMITED MEMBERSHIPS STARTING AT 20 MO MULTI CAR VETERAN DISCOUNTS Horizontal OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 221 POLE LINE RD E TWIN FALLS W W W E P I C S H I N E C O M CMP 1 8 Page Horizontal Boba 1 8 Page Horizontal 27 M a y 2 0 2 4

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COMMUNITY ARTICLE Magic Valley Kid Market is a vendor market run completely by children Kids get to create a business idea set up a booth and sell to the public This year the Kid Market will host 3 markets one in Burley one in Twin Falls and another in Filer The Magic Valley Kid Market has been running for 6 years It is rewarding to see the growth of our community as we have provided business classes and learned from local businesses across the valley Children ages 5 16 are invited to run a booth If your child would like to run a booth sign ups will open six weeks before each market Visit the website at www mvkidmarket com to see guidelines and instructions on how to apply for a booth For questions or comments contact Nikki Nelson at 208358 9233 or mvkidmarket gmail com SCAN HERE TO VIEW OUR WEBSITE KID MARKETS IN 2024 funded by the Chobani Community Impact Fund Saturday June 8th Burley The Shanty Bell 10 00 AM 1 00 PM Saturday July 27th Twin Falls Twin Falls City Park 10 00 AM 1 00 PM Saturday November Filer 23th Twin Falls County Fairgrounds 10 00 AM 1 00 PM HAPPY SUMMER Only a few more weeks It s almost time to jump into summer Whatever your summer plans are we hope you remember to SMILE Smiling makes bad times better and fun things happier We wish you a safe happy awesome summer break Ward OrthCcooamllpulismtoednatayrfyoerxyaomu r 1 2 Page208 734 4314 Horizontal WA O R TM wardcampbellortho WARD CAMPBELL ORTHODONTICS 28 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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FOR MORE DELICIOUS THINGS TO MAKE VISIT www ohsodelicioso com COOKIE DOUGH BITES INGREDIENTS cup softened butter cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups all purpose flour 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk cup semisweet mini chocolate morsels 1 pounds chocolate bark candy coating INSTRUCTIONS In a large bowl cream butter and brown sugar with an electric mixer at medium speed until creamy Add vanilla Gradually beat in flour and add milk Add chocolate morsels while still mixing Shape into 1 inch balls Place on waxed paper freeze for 30 min 2 hours Use a melon baller to make uniform balls and roll until smooth Melt chocolate bark candy coating in a double boiler or melt in microwave Using 2 forks dip cookie balls into candy coating to cover or drizzle on top Place on parchment paper and chill to set Store in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour or freeze PATIO COVERS DROP SHADES PERGOLAS AWNINGS Superior Door 1 4 Page Vertical MV Cancer 1 4 Page Vertical MENTION THIS AD FOR 5 OFF 208 420 5548 SuperiorPatioCovers com 30 w w w s o u t h e r n i d a h o k i d s c o m

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