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Why? |\n| 9.\u003Cbr>Try an activity from the Go Blue Kids Activity Guide! | 10. | 11.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: What is your family's favorite meal to eat together? | 12. | 13.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: What activities do you like to do outside in the summer? In the winter? | 14. | 15.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: What can you do today to take care of yourself? |\n| 16.\u003Cbr>Try an activity from the Go Blue Kids Activity Guide! | 17. | 18.\u003Cbr>Who is an important adult in your life? Write a letter or draw a picture for them! | 19. | 20.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: What can you / did you do to make someone smile today? | 21. | 22.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: If you could have a superpower, what would it be? Why? |\n| 23.\u003Cbr>Try an activity from the Go Blue Kids Activity Guide! | 24. | 25.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: Who is a friend you can always count on? | 26. | 27.\u003Cbr>Talk about it: How do you like to help people in your family or community? | 28. | 29.\u003Cbr>30. |\n\nSupport Child Abuse Prevention Month events and promote conversations about positive experiences through this calendar!  \nEach year, over 3 , 000 children in Alaska face child abuse and neglect. This April, celebrate Child Abuse Prevention Month with us by Going Blue. Blue is the color of child abuse prevention awareness; that’s why on Friday, March 31st, Alaskans are Going Blue to raise awareness.  \nEvery Blue activity you do, this Go Blue day or beyond, can be a moment of reflection and a preciation for you and your family.  \nThis guide is full of fun ways you and your family can Go Blue. From science experiments to movies and makeup tutorials to books, there are many ways you  \ncan Go Blue. Share your Blue moment by posting on social media with the hashtags \\#goblued ayAK or \\#BuildingTogetherAK  \n1. Snack Chat: YouTube Cooking 7. Movies for Going Blue  \nwith Cookie Monster  \n8. Go Blue Makeup Tutorial  \n2. Homemade Edible Finger Paint  \n9. Go Blue Seal Coloring Page  \n3. Rain Cloud in a Jar Science Experiment  \n10. Go Blue Bear Coloring Page and Coloring Book  \n4. Blue Scavenger Hunt  \n11. Child Abuse Prevention Month  \n5. Homemade Blue Playdough Signs  \nPage  \n3 6. Rainbowfish Craft Activity 12. Go Blue Snacks and Meals  \nSnack Chat with Cookie Monster  \nCookie Monster has come to YouTube with his new show, Snack Chat. Just search on YouTube for \"Sesame Street:  \nCookie Monster Snack Chat\"to find it!  \nIt’s the show where you snack more than you chat-yum!  \n\\#GoBlueAK with the original  \nBig Blue Monster.  \nGet messy with some edible blue finger paint! 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