The Yugo Game Developed by a yoga therapist, this game features over 40 fun and engaging poses and movements for energy and relaxation. It can be played as one larger deck or split into two smaller decks for up to 10 players. Great for classrooms, camps or at home with …
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Celebrate Pi Day March 14: Lemon Icebox Pie Recipe
Pi Day, which takes place every year on March 14, celebrates the mathematical constant, Pi, or 3.14… Some of our favorite ways to celebrate include Pi memorization contests, talking about Pi, making crafts and, of course, eating pie! Beyond just enjoying a tasty dessert, making your own pie is a …
Read More »Kennedy Krieger Study Helps Prevent Infant Seizures
A recent trailblazing study showed promising results for delaying and preventing seizures in children and infants with Sturge-Weber Syndrome (SWS) thanks to a new pre-symptomatic treatment. According to Dr. Anne Comi, children with the condition who have early seizures have the highest risk for poor outcomes neurologically. Comi is the …
Read More »A Spring Spread Any Bunny can Create
With spring in the air, it’s the perfect time to invite guests over for a hopping party. It’s also a great opportunity to tackle that dreadful spring cleaning and spruce up your living spaces with vibrant decor for visitors to enjoy alongside a delicious recipe. With this sweet, colorful table …
Read More »10 Types of CAMPS to Explore
Use our Family Fun checklist to narrow down your child’s camp choices. Is there a type of camp they may not have considered yet? To Zoom into this list and explore other camp-related stories and resources, read our digital edition here.
Read More »First Up: What’s Happening in Baltimore
Penguin Meets President An endangered penguin on a mission to save her species from extinction made her way to the White House this winter to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act. Signed by then-President Richard Nixon in 1973, the act expanded the endangered species list, established new …
Read More »Black History Month: 7 Stories of Triumph
From Black History to Black Futures! While February is Black History Month, we hope you enjoy these book selections every month of the year. —Baltimore County Public Librarians Board Books “My First Heroes: Black History” by editors of Silver Dolphin Books An engaging board book that will grow with your …
Read More »Top Five: Spring Day Trips
The birds are back, the grass is getting greener and the trees are budding. That means spring is just about here. The first day of spring this year is Tuesday, March 19. To celebrate, take the time as a family to step out of hibernation and observe the environment changing. …
Read More »How to Beat the Scaries when Daylight Savings Time Hits
The clocks are set to spring forward at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 10, and parents everywhere have a sense of impending doom, as that single hour of missed sleep wreaks havoc on kids, creating significant bedtime battles both in the morning and at night. Sleep Health Educator & Certified Sleep …
Read More »Family Fun in March: Calendar of Events
Take a look at our March calendar for family fun all month long! To Zoom in and explore our digital extras, explore our calendar through the digital edition here.
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