Halloween may look a little different this year, but there’s still plenty of spooky fun to be had! A little creative thinking can add up to a scary good time, and maybe even a new tradition or two. From trick-or-treat alternatives to tasty eats, this list has something for big and small goblins alike.
Read MoreCurated educational activities from Early Childhood Specialist Leslie Gaar.
It’s time to wrap up Amazing Animals Week! Today we’ll learn about animal movements with Word Party, play an animal game, do some animal exercises, and read a book.
Read MoreThe fun continues with Day 2 of Amazing Animals Week! Today we’ll have a sleepover with Dinosaur Train, do a challenge under the night sky, read a book about a little owl, and pretend to be nocturnal animals.
Read MoreWelcome to Round 2 of Amazing Animals Week! Today we’ll look for the end of the ocean with Splash and Bubbles, make a water bottle fish, learn how fish breathe, and sing a counting song.
Read MoreBig and Small Week finishes up with some giant-sized fun! Today we’ll meet a giant with Jim Henson’s Mother Goose Stories, play dress-up, read a book about some rude giants, and find big and small things in nature.
Read MoreWelcome back to Big and Small Week! Today we’ll explore small things in nature with Word Party, play a sorting game, read a book about caterpillars, and sing a song.
Read MoreWelcome to Big and Small Week! Today we’ll fly in a zeppelin with Dinosaur Train, make our own waterfall, sing a dinosaur song, and read a book.
Read MoreIt’s time to wrap up My Amazing Body Week! Today we’ll practice listening to our bodies with Pajanimals, read a silly potty book, make a “mini-me” snack, and sing in the bathtub!
Read MoreWelcome back to My Amazing Body Week! Today we’ll learn about muscles with Sid the Science Kid, investigate muscles in the Super Fab Lab, read a nosy book, and make our own stethoscopes.
Read MoreIt’s My Amazing Body Week! Today we’ll learn body part names with Word Party, play Simon Says, read a book about our amazing bodies, and do some body artwork!
Read MoreCatch the last day of Sea Creature Week before it swims away! Today we’ll meet a prehistoric sea creature with Dinosaur Train, add some color to a Pteranodon family adventure, read a book about the biggest thing in the ocean, and sing a song about some silly fish.
Read MoreWelcome back to Sea Creatures Week! Today we’ll meet a great white shark with Splash and Bubbles, learn about animal defenses, read a book about a shark who just wants to play, and do a science experiment.
Read MoreThere’s a lot of talk about sharks this week, and we’re joining in the fun with Sea Creatures Week! Today we’ll meet a Cretoxyrhina with Dinosaur Train, learn about shark survival features with Dr. Scott, make our own sea creatures, and read a book.
Read MoreGames Week comes to an end today, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop playing! Today we’ll race trains with Dinosaur Train, make our own nature game, read a book, and play Red Light, Green Light.
Read MoreWelcome back to Games Week! Today we’ll fly to the moon with Word Party, use a box for pretend play, sing a song, and read a book.
Read MoreGet ready to play because it’s Game Week! Today we’ll do some improv with Julie’s Greenroom, play a storytelling game, play musical chairs, and read a silly book.
Read MoreWelcome to the final day of Great Outdoors week! Today we’ll get into nature with Dinosaur Train, join the Nature Trackers Club, do some tree bark rubbings, and draw with Chester Racoon.
Read MoreGreat Outdoors week continues! Today we’ll learn about dirt with Sid the Science Kid, become dirt detectives, read a book about trees, and do a nature name activity.
Read MoreIt’s time to get outside for Great Outdoors week! Today we’ll learn about migrating whales with Splash and Bubbles, explore other migrating animals, read a book about the ocean, and get some splashy number practice.
Read MoreIt’s time to wrap up STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art and Math) Week! Today we’ll make some nature art with Dinosaur Train, become trailblazers, build a bridge, and read a book.
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