Out and About in Central Kentucky
Where do you go to make a new friend? Sesame Street, of course. Your little ones can meet Grover’s newest friend, Chamki, when he introduces him to Elmo, Abby Cadabby and more of their buddies when “Sesame Street Live: Make a New Friend” comes to Rupp Arena in November.
Based on Washington Irving’s story, the play takes place in a drowsy, dreary hollow where time stands still. Here, the new schoolmaster, Ichabod Crane, is “losing his head” over the lovely Katrina.
Halloween is a kid’s favorite holiday! After all, who doesn’t love the opportunity to dress up as their favorite superhero or Disney princess? Plus, free candy! Below is a list of the most popular Halloween events put on by Lexington Parks & Recreation, with events appropriate for kids of all ages!
Describing a coach as a second parent and the team as a family, high school athletes urged coaches to convey an anti-underage drinking message to their athletes at the “Breakfast of Champions” in August at Lexington Catholic High.
Friends old and new will meet when Sesame Street Live comes to Rupp Arena in November. Elmo, Grover, Abby Cadabby and their Sesame Street friends welcome Chamki, Grover’s friend from India, to Sesame Street.
Join the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service for a day of discovery at the “Next Best Years: Living the Good Life,” Friday, Sept. 13 at 1140 Red Mile Place and challenge yourself to learn, create and enjoy.
Last month we explained why punishment is ineffective in building character, creating responsibility and encouraging growth. This month we will discuss two more helpful tools for teaching children to learn from their mistakes and make helpful changes: consequences and a solution-focused approach.
School may start in August, but the whole family can enjoy one last weekend of summer fun at the Woodland Art Fair at Woodland Park, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 17-18.
Most parents would agree that when their job is done, they want a child who is responsible, cooperative, respectful, honest, empathetic, resilient and courageous. Over the next two months we will look at three widely used parenting tools: Punishments, consequences and a solution-focused approach. By then, the reasons to move away from punishment and toward […]
Child Development Center of the Bluegrass has scheduled its annual, family friendly fundraiser, the Touch-A-Truck event, for Sunday, Aug. 25, 1-5 p.m. at Keeneland, behind the Keene Barn.
