The final weekend for Easter activities includes many options when it comes to fun for all ages. From family-friendly egg hunts and breakfasts with the bunny to more challenging underwater and glow-in-the-dark hunts — and even an adults-only event — there are many opportunities for seasonal fun throughout the region.

The “Please Touch” exhibit at the Akron Art Museum, which opened March 2, offers the added dimension of touch to the traditional museum experience. Visitors can explore artwork with their hands as well as their eyes. Inspired by childhood games, puzzles and lift-the-flap books, regional artists put on display touchable pieces that visitors can manipulate as they create meaning out of the work in their own way.

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From now until Easter, many churches and restaurants in the greater Cleveland area offer fish frys each Friday. Check our list to find an option near you. Several offer family-friendly options like meals to go, kid-friendly menu items or special pricing for children.

Children’s consignment resales offer families the opportunity to purchase gently used, name-brand clothes and toys at discounted prices, as well as sell the items their kids no longer use or have outgrown. Follow these tips to boost your budget, whether you'll be hunting for bargains or selling your own items.

Girl Scouts of North East Ohio offers a variety of outdoor experiences created to spark curiosity and understanding about the natural world. Whether they go for a day or stay for a week, Girl Scout camp gives girls an opportunity to grow, explore, and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained, adults.

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Today, homeschooling involves interactive, out-of-the box approaches to education. Homeschooling parents found this to be their favorite part of being directly involved with their children’s education. Here are some ideas that make perfect homeschool lessons, but can be great learning experiences for traditional students, too.

Many area organizations offer educational experiences specifically tailored to homeschoolers and their families. Get outside the "classroom" and gain some hands-on learning at these Greater Cleveland events that are geared toward homeschool students.

It’s not clear at what age kids begin to dream, but even toddlers may speak about having dreams — pleasant ones and scary ones. Nightmares aren’t completely preventable, but parents can take steps to set the stage for a peaceful night’s rest. That way, when nightmares do creep in, a little reassurance and comfort from you can quickly restore your child’s peace of mind.