Hey everybody! Have any of you ever pulled an April Fools’ Day prank? When I was a kid, my father switched my mother’s sugar with salt, and she put a few teaspoonfuls into her morning coffee! I cannot imagine that it tasted very good. This month, I have a couple interesting stories from the 1910s […]

Mini Forest Diorama This is a tiny forest that comes straight from your imagination! Use simple shapes, and you can even add animals if you’d like! Supplies: •  Card stock •  Black permanent marker •  Colored markers •  Scissors •  Small box 1. Gather your supplies 2. With your permanent marker, draw on your trees, […]

This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme “Information as a Public Good” serves as a call to everyone to understand and support the importance information as a public good, and explore what can be done to make journalism, transparency and empowerment stronger. The theme is very important to all countries across the world. It recognizes […]

Supplies: 3 coffee filters 2 pipe cleaners Washable markers Water Paint brush Instructions: 1. Gather your supplies 2. Color all over the coffee filters with the markers and then brush with water. 3. Allow to dry, make the flower shape by pinching each filter in the middle and pull the edges up. Stack all three […]

Peter and the Starcatchers by Dave Barry & Ridley Pearson Have you always wanted to know more about Peter Pan and Neverland? Or are you new to the story of Peter Pan? Either way, you’re sure to love this exciting fantasy and adventure story! Pirates, fairies, treasure, battles between good and evil…follow Peter and Molly […]

Never leave a child unattended in the kitchen. Limit the child to tasks that are safe and age-appropriate. Most kids 8 and up can make this independently Garden Skillet Pizza Using store bought pizza dough (look in the deli department) you ‘ll be eating this veggie filled cheesy, crispy pizza in minutes! Feel free to […]