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Musical Fingers offers Summer Classic Rock and Contemporary Christian Rock camps with the same goals at its year-round music therapy and music education classes: let kids have a blast creating music, elevate their self-esteem and instill a deep-seated love for music; and help special needs individuals transform their dis-ability into ability.
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Is there anything wrong with traditional schooling? Are there other options that may suit my child better? read more
... We’ve all been there, or will be there at some point. Your child asks a question that calls for a “hard talk.” While it may seem easier to skirt the
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Parents are researching camps for their kids, but it’s also the time for teens to start thinking about a summer job. Being a camp counselor can have its ups and downs, but nothing can compare to the memories made that will last a lifetime. If your teen is interested in working as a counselor, help them strengthen their resume with these important skills.
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This month, I’m part of a group of more than 1,500 women in Northeast Ohio who have been reading a book called “Zip It,” by Karen Ehman, which challenges us
... The reality for many grandchildren is that visits to grandpa or grandma occur within a nursing or residential facility. When family members need special care and reside in a nursing
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As part of the celebration of its 60th anniversary, the Lorain County Metro Parks is featuring "Dinosaurs!" through May 7 at its Carlisle Reservation in LaGrange. The special event features indoor and outdoor exhibits, including interactive dinosaur activities and displays, animatronic dinosaurs, a playroom for the youngest visitors to explore, and more.
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Summer camp at the Y creates an environment where kids can be themselves, discover exciting new things, and make memories that last a lifetime. The Lake County Y Central, East End, West End and Outdoor Y branches offer a variety of summer day camp experiences for preschoolers and children ages 4-14, as well as overnight camp experiences for teens and family camp.
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The first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, activated 20 million Americans from all walks of life and is widely credited with launching the modern environmental movement. Celebrate this year's Earth Day with your family by enjoying nature, learning about local conservation efforts, and participating in hands-on activities and crafts. There's plenty to do in Northeast Ohio to help celebrate the occasion; check our list to plan your family's "green" weekend.
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The event, set for May 6-7 at Cleveland’s Playhouse Square, is geared toward families and is a great opportunity to introduce young children to live theater. The weekend includes many family-friendly performances, workshops and activities. Plus, find out how you can enter a Northeast Ohio Parent giveaway to win tickets to International Children’s Theater Festival performances!
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