by: LiLing Pang, June 09 2010
One of my favorite things about living in the bay area is being close to the ocean. And one of our family's favorite past times is searching the rocky coastal beaches for little creatures who live in the tide pools, admiring colonies of sea anamone, stroking the rough back of brightly colored sea stars, tickling hermit crabs, and just admiring the wide variety of seaweed. Exploring a Tide Pool with kids of any age can be a wonderfully educational experience. Here are some resources that might be helpful to you as you prepare for a day by the surf.by: Lisa Bledy
Are you getting ready to head off to Hershey and need books and other resources to help your kids learn more about Pennsylvania? Here’s a list of great stuff for your kiddos.by: Kristi Zolandz
We all know Virginia is for lovers, but it turns out it is also a great place to explore the deep history and American traditions with the kiddos.by: Kristi Zolandz
This is Part Two of a four part series covering books and other resources for kids as they prepare for their journey through Virginia's rich history and nature.by: Kristi Zolandz
This is Part Three of a four part series covering books and other resources for kids as they prepare for their journey through Virginia's rich history and nature.by: Kristi Zolandz
This is the last of a four part series covering books and other resources for kids as they prepare for their journey through Virginia's rich history and nature.by: Michelle Duffy
In Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, my son asked for the first time about the differences between the comforts he was used to in our home and what he had observed while we were traveling.by: Lydie Thomas
Summer is here and an air-conditioned museum is much more appealing than a hot playground for many adults.by: Maggie Clark
Are you getting your toddler and pre-K kids ready to head off to New York City; need some books to help them learn more the Big Apple?by: Maggie Clark
Off to adventure through the Hudson River Valley with the littlest members of your family?by: Kate Pocock
My kids have a hodgepodge of ethnic backgrounds.by: Lisa Bledy
Are you getting ready to head off to Philadelphia and need books and other resources to help your kids learn more the City of Brotherly Love? Here’s a list of great stuff for your kiddos.by: Kate Pocock
My dad has a favorite expression: "You see what you know." In other words, if you're walking down the street and you know that a certain building is there, you'll look at it.by: Lisa Bledy
Curious Kids for Hershey – Ages 0-4Are you getting ready to head off to Hershey and need books and other resources to help your kids learn more about Pennsylvania?by: Lisa Bledy
(Appropriate for Ages 5-8)Content Objective: To learn about the life of Milton Hershey.Skill/Process Objective: To develop reading comprehension and writing skills.