Holidays

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These sites provide tips, learning links, and tons of Earth Day activities for you and your family.

Find out how to create a backyard wetland to celebrate Earth Day, and learn some science facts.

Help your child with this Valentine's Day arts and crafts project and create the perfect place to store Valentine cards.

These great books will help your child learn more about Black History.

The whole family can take part in New Year's festivities by making these noisy party favors.

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You and your kids can make one-of-a-kind holiday greetings with this art activity!

These tips will help keep your family safe during the winter holidays.

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It's Hanukkah time! Here are tips to help you keep your family's holiday tradition thriving.

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One of the most important things you and your family can do on Thanksgiving is take some time to reminisce about your shared memories. Try this conversation-starting activity after Thanksgiving dinner, and give kids and grandparents alike the chance to participate.

Watch your kids have a blast with this Halloween variation of Pin the Tail on the Donkey.

This fun Halloween game is much like musical chairs -- with a spooky twist! Read the instructions and get ready to play this game at your kids' next Halloween party.

This Halloween game is a fun way to liven up a party and keep kids on their toes.

This fun Halloween activity is similar to an Easter egg hunt, but with a spooky theme. Cut out and color paper pumpkins, hide them around the house, and then have kids try to find them.

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Learn what stories are scary enough for your little ghouls and goblins.

Spending some time with family during the holiday period is the goal, not seeing who "gets you" for the main event.

Learn the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner," an anthem that has brought courage and hope to many Americans.

Have the whole family, and the whole neigborhood, join in for an Easter egg hunt.

Turn your home into a "green house" by teaching your children with these environmental outdoor education activities.