The NOTO Community Arts Center, a collaboration of NOTO, the Mulvane Art Museum and Topeka Public Schools, is bringing art classes for all ages, with some awesome offerings for kids beginning this weekend. Art contributor to XYZ Bailey Marable is the very cool and friendly instructor for Saturday’s classes, and we promise, your kids will … Continue Reading
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by Bailey Marable | photos by Bailey Marable Bailey is teaching this art project this weekend in NOTO. Read about how to get your child signed up and about other classes in NOTO for kids here. O.K., to start with this project is completely stolen. But then, aren’t most art projects? This one is stolen … Continue Reading
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There are 6 little differences between these two photos. Can you tell what they are? Answer found below! [ by Colin MacMillan / Nathan Ham Photography ] Tweet This Post Share
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imagination 0 CommentsThis was a hard one! If we didn’t have the answer key at our disposal, we may have been a little stumped. Well, without further ado, here is the Keen Eye puzzle that appeared in our imagination section of the Winter 2010-2011 issue of XYZ. The puzzle appears first, with the two photos. Try it, … Continue Reading
imagination 0 CommentsThere are 8 little differences between these two photos. Did you find them? You’re awesome! See the answers in the third photo below. And here’s the answers, circled in red: You knew you had it! Thanks for reading XYZ Magazine’s Imagination section. [ Sept. 2010 | XYZ Fall 2010 print | photos by Colin MacMillan … Continue Reading
imagination 0 CommentsWhat’s the story that goes with this illustration? Send your story to us at xyztopeka@gmail.com and it just might be featured here or in the next publication. Feel free to also send along your name, age, funny photo and why you like to write. Tweet This Post Share
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Montae, age 5
Montae is great at engaging people and loves socializing with others. Although Montae is non-verbal he knows more than 60 signs to communicate with others. He is a very active little boy who enjoys riding his tricycle, bouncing balls, playing with cars and exploring his environment. Due to Montae’s extensive medical needs, mobility and cognitive needs he will need constant supervision. He will need frequent follow up medical care and home health care to ensure that all his needs are being met. Montae will need a forever family that is able to meet his emotional, physical and medical needs. At this time a foster to adopt home in Kansas is being sought for Montae.
To learn more about adoption visit adoptkskids.org or call 877-457-5430. Montae’s case number is CH-5435.
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