The Bahrain Falcons have balanced grueling travel schedules, red-eye flights and unpredictable delays, often arriving with minimal rest. Yet, their team spirit and dedication have shone through.
Here are five places I’ve found that are working to create more inclusive travel experiences. Check them out this summer.
Traveling can be rewarding for neurodivergent children when careful and thoughtful planning accounts for their needs. Traveling can support growth in social abilities, adaptability, and communication.
Is there a song that describe what it’s like being a military child? What does life in Europe look like? What would your future self tell you?
How many cool places have you lived? How many schools have you been too? Which were your favorites? These 8th graders from Kaiserslautern Middle School tell us all about theirs!
What does your life look like? What’s your favorite duty station? Your favorite DoDEA school? These 6th graders have the answers.
These 8th graders from Kaiserslautern Middle have great taste in food! What’s your favorite host nation food?
What would your PCS Superpower be?
Let’s make an easy mosaic out of beans! Follow this step-by-step guide.
Kids from Ramstein Elementary School and Patch Elementary School shared some of their favorite books and video games.
Did you know that playgrounds can be more than just slides and swings? Here are three types of extreme playgrounds you can visit in Europe.
Did you know some animals have extreme abilities? Find out which animal moves the slowest, which can regrow parts of their brain and which has the strongest bite!
A coat of arms is a symbol of a family that dates all the way back to the 1100s. It is a shield that is decorated with colors, shapes and animals.
Wiesbaden Middle School held a special “Wildcats Got Talent” show to end their weeklong Month of the Military Child celebrations.
Stripes Europe
Welcome to Germany
Welcome to Italy
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