Corpus Christi public libraries offer free summer activities to keep families entertained, including Lego building, craft-days, indoor movies, and reading programs.

"The Questioneers: Read. Question. Think. PLAY!" is a new traveling exhibit that's turning playtime into a launchpad for ...

To stay safe and cool off in the heat wave, Connecticut residents can take precautions like drinking lots of water, wearing ...

From making Pokémon inspired potions to performing wildfire puppet plays, kids at ScienceWorks in Ashland are learning in ways that are as fun as they are educational.

A 2024 study, commissioned by Yoto Mini, found 55% of parents feel overwhelmed at the thought of keeping their kids ...

In fact, according to The Brookings Institution, students can lose up to two months of reading progress. That’s why the North ...

The historic Grade I listed Robert Adam mansion house surrounded by 120 acres of Capability Brown grounds will host a series ...

Digital resources help students maintain momentum, combat the summer slide, and return to the classroom in the fall ready to ...

Despite school being out for the summer, approximately 100 elementary students in kindergarten through fifth grade in the ...

New this year is the Swiftie Dance Party, where Taylor Swift fans can sing her songs and star in music videos broadcast on 24 ...

The hot weather isn’t stopping a local summer camp from having fun outside. Counselors at Camp Leif Ericson are encouraging kids to come to camp prepared for the ...

Kids are on summer break, but extreme heat can make playing outside hard. Here are some indoor activities to beat the heat.