(re) discover Washington DC through the eyes of your children
All of us do better with a routine but let’s face it, during this time of unknown, routines may have to fly out the window. However, thanks to some great people and organizations you can find some stability in checking in online at the same time each weekday for some fun activities. Most if not all, will archive the live… Continue Reading…
Everyone loves and needs music in their lives, especially now. Kids are already starting to miss their routines and familiarities. Here is a chance for your kids to sing along with some familiar artists. There are 37 artists (and counting) who stand together to help one another and our community by stepping up their game and preparing to transition their… Continue Reading…
We’ve included a few sample schedules from a teacher and one that went wild on social media this weekend. If you are interested and able, you can keep your children on a similar routine they are on at school to make this transition easier on everyone. If you’d like to create your own schedule, click here to change this one… Continue Reading…
Schools are closed, now what? Most schools are coming up with distance learning plans but until then if you want to get some things for your kids in order to keep their minds busy and have some resources on hand we’ve got some ideas below. Some great educational apps are: ABC MouseBrain PopDragonboxScience 360StarfallTeach Your Monster To Read I used… Continue Reading…
Clearly a lot of families are looking to get outdoors because this post was very well received. We thought a post on where to view cherry blossoms without the crowds the Tidal Basin has may be useful. Cherry Blossom Watch is on and as of now the peak time will be March 20-24, 2020! However, if you are hoping to… Continue Reading…
This guest post is written by Amy Dick who is a volunteer at Rock Creek Park Horse Center. Tucked into the woods of Rock Creek Park is Rock Creek Park Horse Center, located at 5100 Glover Road, NW. Rock Creek Park Horse Center offers therapeutic sessions with horses for people of all ages, including children. Equine Assisted Psychotherapy is an experiential approach… Continue Reading…
With daylight saving time behind us and blooms starting to peak up from the ground, it’s time to start planning spring schedules! Quick Links: National Building MuseumNational Cherry Blossom FestivalCharlie & The Chocolate Factory at National TheatreDay out with Thomas at B&O RailroadNational Cathedral Flower Mart
We’ve compiled a list of ways to get your family outdoors and active if you want to avoid indoor spots and crowds of people. Smithsonian National Zoo (you can skip the indoor houses) Walk around the National Mall, bring a frisbee, ball or kite The National Arboretum has over 400 acres; you can spend all day here outside; bring a… Continue Reading…