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"What kind of monster could think this is art?"
Embrace the Sun: Summer Learning Activities to Keep Kids Engaged and Inspired
As the temperature rises and school lets out for summer, it’s the perfect time to encourage kids to embrace the joy of learning in a fun and relaxed environment. Summer learning doesn’t have to feel like homework—it can be a time for exploration, creativity, and discovery. In this article, we’ll explore some exciting and educational summer learning activities to keep kids engaged, inspired, and…
Stepping out of the imagination and onto the screen. Meet the digital wanderer of my world. 🖌️💻
Blog post by JMM archivist Lorie Rombro. Like most parents around the world this past week, my husband and I have had to learn how to work out of the home together while two boys (a teenager and elementary student) are at home with us. We were somewhat prepared because our children were supposed to be home for spring break. The problem was we had planned to do things with them like visit museums, go to DC for the day, fossil hunt at Calvert Cliffs, and eat out at all the places they like. Obviously, none of these things happened, but that didn’t mean we had a bad week. It is not easy, but a rhythm of work and family is starting. My husband, who normally works from home most of the week, has had to get used to the rest of us being home too. My children have been lazing about and I let them all week, because it was spring break.