Posts by Childrens Museum
Arful Endeavors
Flutterbies- You’ll need: an old magazine or calendar pipe cleaners 1. You will need 2 squares, one 4″ and one 5″ for each butterfly you want to make. 2. Starting…
Read MoreGardening for Beginners By A Beginner Part 1 – Homegrown Herbs
Are you sick of the snow and rain yet? Ready for some fun in the sun? I know I am! I am especially excited for the next few weeks leading…
Read MoreTreasure Hunts for the Whole Family
Does your child relish finding clues and hunting for treasure? In the fashion of his/her favorite character, Blue, Dora, or the contestants on Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman, adventure away from…
Read MoreEasing your child’s social anxiety ( or It’s Party Time!)
Your kids may be happily anticipating the next party and you may be having second thoughts. Many parents fear that a party will cause their children to either become over-stimulated,…
Read MoreBest of Winter 2010
My name is Andrea Servidone, and I am a photographer who focuses on family and child portraiture as well as wedding photography.I recently volunteered at the Children’s Museum in Easton,…
Read MoreNew England Winter Road Trips
Ready to get out of your yard? Skiing, snowboarding, tubing, sledding, maple sugaring, skating and winter walks are just more of the great family time activities to be done locally.…
Read MoreThe Waiting Game
Wait, wait, wait. I guess there’s a reason they call it a waiting room. It seems I’ve spent way too much time waiting in doctor’s offices lately, and now that…
Read MoreHave Your Own Winter Workshop!! Part III
Don’t Miss the first two in this series: Winter Workshop Part 1 and Part 2 For the final Winter Workshop blog we will focus on creating home-made gifts. Not only…
Read MoreHave Your Own Winter Workshop! Part II
With Thanksgiving this week the kids are sure to be home and looking for something to do. Try these great seasonal crafts; this week learn about creating your own easy…
Read MoreCreative Ways to Give Back
There is nothing more satisfying than donating your time to enrich the lives of others. Just ask local volunteer Bill McCarthy who has dressed up in costume and dazzled families…
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