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In today's programming and activities we dive into celebrations and why we have them, whether we're breaking a piñata for a friend's birthday or enjoying cake at a family reunion.READ MORE -
READ MOREStory by Larry Altman The house on Hobart Boulevard in Los Angeles wasn't on the market long-- less than a week. Fifty groups of people walked through to take a look ...
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This week, we’re traveling to the 1918 influenza pandemic to learn how what happened in the past can help today. We’ll also visit Maya Angelou, join Fantine in 18th century France and Buzz Aldrin in outer space and end with a tour of Yellowstone National Park.READ MORE -
This week, ponder the beauty and knowledge to be gained from stars, explore America's favorite reads and think about the amazing body. Then, sink your teeth into some great reads and activities for grades 4 to 8.READ MORE -
This week's programming helps us think about our health, as well as how important it is to help and take care of others with some of our favorite characters, including Elmo and Xavier Riddle.READ MORE -
As any parent or caregiver knows, disruptions to a routine are hard on a child, and they’re especially difficult for children with Autism or special needs.READ MORE -
READ MOREHave you decided that it’s high time to take a step back and look at the big picture? Is your teenager sick of your attempts to remember history class in ...
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Today, we time travel to explore McCarthyism as well as what it was like to be a Black LGBTQ person before the Civil Rights Act of 1964; and to keep things interesting, we’ll also talk about why we are drawn to love stories.READ MORE -
Here's what to look out for on March 27 for grades 4 through 8. Plus, discover the mysteries of the deep seas and learn more about a fearless warrior queen who ruled over two kingdoms in Africa.READ MORE -
Today we explore the outdoors and go on archaeological digs with our programs, activities, videos and games for Pre-K–3rd grade.READ MORE
