Posts Tagged ‘Fun for Kids’
New England Summer Fun – Part 2
So it’s August now and since the weather has been so beautiful this summer I’m sure we have all had our fair share of beach days and playing by the…
Read MoreDrop-in Days Week 3: FETCH! and Move It! AKA Ruff Ruffman and the Case of the Free Ice Cream!
Week 3 of Summer Drop-in Days was filled with TV characters, animals, cake and ice cream, and cool dance moves. An interesting mix of entertainment, right? Well that’s how we…
Read MoreSummer Drop-In-Days
Looking for something educational yet fun and totally awesome to do this summer? Drop in to the Children’s Museum in Easton for some summer fun every Thursday and Friday July…
Read MoreGardening for Beginners, By a Beginner – Part 3
I hope you stopped by the Museum yesterday for the Spring Fling, and celebrated the opening of our outdoor learning center…The Wild Place! It was a beautiful day of nature…
Read MoreGardening for Beginners, By a Beginner – Part 2
It’s been about 2 weeks since I planted my herbs and pea plants. If you look closely you can actually see some green! But in the meantime, I have found…
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 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 MoreMaking Everyday Activities into Learning Games
Children are constantly learning. What may seem like an ordinary daily activity to you can be an opportunity for your child to discover understandings about the world around him and…
Read MoreStill too young for school?
Several parents during our Museum summer camp drop off this year agreed: With the big kids heading to school it leaves some of us wondering what we are going to…
Read More“I don’t want to go home!”
“I don’t want to go home!” I hear that statement at least a dozen times a week at The Children’s Museum in Easton. A visit to Easton doesn’t have to…
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