Top resources for your child’s education and learning in Orlando, and Central Florida.
Beat the boredom this summer by hosting your children at DIY Summer Camp! Sometimes the wallet needs a break from the pain. Enter – DIY summer camp at home! With these fun outings and affordable activities in Orlando, “Mom Camp”, as I’ve come to call it in my house,…
Looking for things to do in Orlando during summer break? We’ve got over 25 ideas from A to Z!
Aside from the basic costs of food, clothing, housing, transportation, and other family needs, parents often “pay to play.” You see, when it comes to extracurricular activities, which 71% of parents with children say at least one of their kids is involved in, expenses add up. A LendingTree survey…
Learn about Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and other ways to receive free books for kids in Orlando and throughout Central Florida.
Brad Meltzer is best known for his bestselling thrillers and inspiring children’s series Ordinary People Change the World. With a deep belief in the power of storytelling and character, he helps young readers see themselves in history’s greatest heroes. This weekend, May 17, he joins Orlando Public Library’s Orlando…
Still looking for summer plans? Explore last-minute summer camps in Orlando and Central Florida that still have openings.
Summer Reading Programs at each of the Orlando area library systems are a great ideas for kids – and each program is free! We’re sharing the dates and details of these programs.
It’s that time of year again! Children are free of bookwork and homework with an entire summer ahead of them to fill with adventure. It is time to book one of the many summer camps in the Orlando area. We are sure you will find one that suits your…
Over the years Earth Day has become a marvelous way to celebrate the planet we call home. Families can take advantage of great events happening Tuesday, Apr 22, 2025 and through the entire weekend. I have put together a quick list of Earth Day Events in Orlando that your…
From the resiliency of The Itsy-Bitsy Spider to the miraculous adaptivity of The Hungry Little Caterpillar to the brave heroism of Ant Man and Wasp, we kind of teach our kids to like or even love bugs from an early age. And it’s a good thing that most children…
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