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Family Guide
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June Adventure Box: Mountain Mama (WSAZ)
Summer gives families extra opportunities to spend together. Dr. Stephens shares a huge list of activities that can educate, entertain, and inspire your family.
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Hatfield-McCoy Region Student Tourism Video
Milton Middle School student Logan Sears gives a great overview of the fun that can be found in the Hatfield-McCoy region of West Virginia. Thanks to teacher Brian Casto for sharing!
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Potomac Highlands Student Tourism Video
Milton Middle School students Harper, Breeley, and Addison introduce us to West Virginia's Potomac Highlands and the inspiring beauty that can be found there. Thanks to teacher Brian Casto for sharing!
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Watch our Summer Learning Toolkit Segment on WSAZ
WSAZ's Martina Bills talks with Dr. Ashley Stephens from Cabell County Schools about the 2023 Summer Learning Toolkit
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Understanding Multiple Intelligences
Learn about the different ways your child learns so you can help them succeed.
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Tools to Help You Explore Multiple Intelligences
You and your child can learn how you both learn with a fun quiz.
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Ready, Read, Write with Cabell County Schools
The West Virginia Department of Education has some new tools to help your little ones learn to read. Dr. Ashley Stephens with Cabell County Schools stopped by First Look at Four to tell us about “Ready, Read, Write, West Virginia.”
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Writing Adventures for Families (WSAZ)
Dr. Stephens shares how you can use writing to boost learning while having fun together this summer.
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Random Acts of Kindness Week (WSAZ)
Dr. Ashley Stephens shares how families can incorporate kindness into their everyday lives.
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National Inventors' Day Activities (WSAZ)
Some friends from RCBI stop by to give your family ideas for ways to celebrate at home.
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Weekend Trips Around West Virginia
You can take a quick trip through wild and wonderful West Virginia. Brain Casto with Cabell County Schools stopped by First Look at Four with some ideas for a weekend getaway.
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St. Clouds Inclusive Playground
The Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District's new playground at St. Cloud Commons is accessible for play to all children.
