July continues to roll with plenty of activities for inquisitive kids.

When parents, grandparents and caregivers are involved in their kids’ learning, it makes a positive difference.

Our family events range from outdoors to indoors with enough fun to fill a whole week.

Is a new era of “home ec” and “shop on the horizon?

Ready for a road trip that lands your family safe at home by the end of the day? We have some great ideas!

Over summer break, kids may lose up to 25 percent of what they learned during the school year.

Teachers and parents are finding the best ways to use digital technology for effective learning, real communication and meaningful assessment.

Is YouTube Kids really safe for kids? Learn more about this kid-targeted, but sometimes iffy, YouTube-lite app. 

It does the heart good to see more and more summer staples returning to the calendar.

These innovative learning organizations are teaching kids practical and social emotional skills for life.

“Even though they’re resilient, kids still need support.”

As Pittsburgh slowly opens up, we’re excited by the recreational alternatives launching in new, safe ways.

Take a river cruise, sip an ice ball or learn more about the creatures in your backyard.

These options will entertain every kind of kid.   

This week is full of challenges, inspiration and creative ways to move outside (safely).

Kids can get physical, exercise their intellect, or be downright silly this week.

“Just about all of us are home right now with our families, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t collaborate and make a positive difference together.”

Show your gratitude to a special person by making one of these #MakerMonday cards.

Make butter in a jar, hum a kazoo or microwave marshmallow play dough.

Now you can transform your living room into an art studio.