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Explore Central Florida's history from prehistoric times to the present. Educational programs cover Florida history, Native American culture, and the citrus industry.

Art education programs for families including gallery tours, hands-on art activities, and special exhibitions. Learn about art history and create your own masterpieces.

Educational aquarium experience with special homeschool rates. Explore marine life through interactive exhibits, touch pools, and behind-the-scenes tours. Learn about ocean conservation and marine biology.

Monthly themed homeschool days for grades K-8, September through May. Includes hands-on labs, educational films, and exhibit exploration. Each month features a different STEM theme.

Hands-on workshops for homeschool families on Mondays. Morning session 10:30am-noon, afternoon session 1:30pm-3pm. Topics include art, science, and creative play.

World-renowned Salvador Dali collection with educational programs exploring surrealism, art history, and creative thinking.

Physical education programs designed for homeschool students including swimming, gymnastics, sports leagues, and fitness classes.

Florida's largest zoo with over 3,000 animals. Educational programs cover wildlife conservation, animal behavior, and habitats from around the world.

Fort Lauderdale's premier science museum with IMAX theater. Homeschool programs include hands-on science activities and educational workshops.

Florida's Alligator Capital offering educational programs about alligators, crocodiles, and Florida wildlife. Includes shows, exhibits, and hands-on encounters.

Curated onsite programs allowing families to tour a unique 35-acre natural environment and historic estate. Learn about Florida ecology and art history.

State-of-the-art science museum with planetarium, aquarium, and interactive exhibits. Homeschool programs cover marine science, space, and technology.

Protected estuary with educational programs about coastal ecosystems, mangroves, and Florida wildlife.

Zoo with African wildlife and boat ride through islands of primates. Educational programs cover wildlife conservation and animal behavior.

Interactive museum with educational programs designed for homeschool groups. Features hands-on exhibits covering arts, culture, community, and STEM.

Historic estates of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. Educational programs cover invention, innovation, and Florida history.

Interactive science and history museum in Fort Myers. Educational programs cover Florida history, marine science, and STEM topics.

Academic co-op serving Pinellas and Hillsborough counties with classes in core subjects, electives, and enrichment activities.

Free educational programs at Alachua County libraries including STEM workshops, book clubs, and educational events.

Zoo featuring over 500 animals with educational programs for homeschool groups. Learn about wildlife conservation, animal behavior, and habitats.

Student-run zoo with educational programs about animal care and wildlife conservation. Unique opportunity to see zoo management in action.

Classical Christian homeschool program with multiple communities in the Tampa Bay area. Structured curriculum with weekly community days.

Weekly free meetups for Alachua County homeschool families with children aged 5-13. Social activities, games, and educational fun.

University of Florida art museum with diverse collections. Educational programs include gallery tours and art workshops for homeschool groups.

Florida's premier homeschool store and community hub in Tampa, offering curriculum, supplies, support, and community events. Regular classes and workshops available.

Florida's largest natural history museum with Butterfly Rainforest. Educational programs cover Florida ecosystems, fossils, and native cultures.

Free educational programs at Jacksonville libraries including STEM workshops, book clubs, and educational events for homeschool families.

Homeschool programming including book clubs, science experiments, and educational workshops at Pinellas County libraries.

Oldest masonry fort in the continental US. Educational programs cover Spanish colonial history and military architecture.

Spanish colonial fort with educational programs about Florida's colonial history. Free ferry ride to the fort and ranger-led tours.

Free educational programs at Hillsborough County libraries including STEM workshops, coding classes, and educational events for homeschool families.

Botanical garden and wildlife sanctuary with native Florida animals. Educational programs cover Florida ecosystems, native plants, and wildlife.

Historic lighthouse offering educational programs about maritime history, navigation, and Florida's oldest port city.

Special homeschool pricing and educational programs at LEGOLAND Florida. Includes STEM activities, building challenges, and theme park access.

Art museum with beautiful gardens on the St. Johns River. Educational programs include art workshops and gallery tours for homeschool groups.

Zoo with over 2,000 animals and botanical gardens. Educational programs cover wildlife conservation and animal habitats.

Jacksonville's science and history museum with planetarium. Educational programs cover Florida history, natural science, and astronomy.

Art museum with educational programs including gallery tours, art workshops, and hands-on activities for homeschool groups.

Free educational programs at Brevard County libraries including STEM workshops, space-themed activities, and educational events.

50-acre botanical garden with educational programs about plants, gardening, and Florida ecosystems. Includes butterfly garden and historic house tours.

Museum dedicated to the history of American space exploration. Educational programs cover space history, astronaut training, and rocket science.

Marine rescue facility and home of Winter the dolphin. Educational programs focus on marine animal rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation.

Protected barrier island with educational programs about coastal ecosystems, sea turtle conservation, and Florida wildlife.

Natural spring with hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and ranger-led educational programs. Learn about Florida's freshwater ecosystems and native wildlife.

Zoo featuring animals from Florida, Africa, Australia, and South America. Educational programs cover wildlife conservation and animal behavior.

Award-winning zoo with educational programs about wildlife conservation. Homeschool programs include animal encounters and behind-the-scenes experiences.

World-renowned space exploration facility offering educational programs, rocket launches, astronaut encounters, and STEM learning experiences. The ultimate space education destination.

Free educational programs at Orange County libraries including STEM activities, book clubs, coding classes, and educational workshops specifically for homeschool families.

Classical Christian homeschool program with communities throughout Palm Beach County. Weekly community days with structured curriculum.

Creative attraction with 26 hands-on activities including making your own crayons, coloring pages, and art projects. Great for creative learning and art exploration.

Marine education programs featuring Florida's aquatic ecosystems. Includes touch tanks, behind-the-scenes tours, and conservation education.

Homeschool-focused programming including science experiments, art classes, and educational workshops. Free library cards and resources for homeschool families.

Network of homeschool co-ops in Miami-Dade County offering academic classes, enrichment activities, and social opportunities.

Community hub serving Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties with resources, classes, and support for homeschool families.

Interactive children's museum with exhibits focused on STEAM learning. Homeschool programs include guided activities and educational workshops.

Academic co-op in Altamonte Springs offering structured classes including math, science, language arts, and enrichment programs for homeschool families.

Educational programs for homeschool families at Palm Beach County libraries including STEM activities, book clubs, and workshops.

Homeschool programming at Broward County libraries including book clubs, science experiments, and educational workshops.

12,000 years of Florida history through interactive exhibits. Educational programs cover Native American history, Spanish exploration, and Florida pioneers.

Central Florida homeschool co-op providing academic classes and social opportunities. Meets weekly during school year with various class offerings.

Free educational programs at Miami-Dade libraries including STEM workshops, coding classes, and educational events for homeschool families.

World-class art museum in West Palm Beach with educational programs for homeschool groups. Features American, European, and Chinese art collections.

Exclusive museum programming for homeschoolers featuring hands-on activities with exhibits and collections. Includes planetarium, aquarium, and natural history exhibits.

Christian homeschool cooperative offering academic classes, fine arts, and physical education in a supportive community environment.

Contemporary art museum with educational programs including gallery tours, art workshops, and hands-on activities for homeschool groups.

Explore the unique ecosystem of the Florida Everglades. Educational programs include ranger-led activities, wildlife viewing, and ecosystem studies.

Tampa's premier science museum offering homeschool-specific programming, planetarium shows, and hands-on STEM activities. Features rotating exhibits and educational labs.

Arts-focused co-op offering classes in visual arts, music, drama, and creative writing for homeschool students of all ages.

Science center with planetarium, aquarium, and educational exhibits. Homeschool programs cover astronomy, marine life, and STEM topics.

Homeschool skating sessions with learn-to-skate programs and open skate times during school hours. Great for PE credit and social activities.

Youth development program with clubs throughout Florida. Programs cover agriculture, STEM, leadership, and life skills.

Interactive children's museum in historic downtown Pensacola. Hands-on exhibits and educational programs for young learners.

Youth concert series introducing classical music to young audiences. Educational programs about orchestral instruments and music appreciation.

Statewide organization empowering homeschooling families across Florida with resources, support, legal guidance, and annual convention.

Protected barrier islands with educational programs about coastal ecosystems, sea turtles, and Florida wildlife.

World's largest naval aviation museum with over 150 aircraft. Free admission with educational programs about aviation history and technology.

Interactive science attraction with over 100 hands-on exhibits. Explore physics, space, natural disasters, and more in an upside-down building.

Free museum covering Southwest Florida history from prehistoric times to present. Educational programs for homeschool groups available.

Unique sinkhole with lush vegetation. Educational programs about Florida geology and ecosystems.

Interactive children's museum in St. Petersburg with hands-on exhibits covering science, art, and creative play.

Performing arts center with Broadway shows, concerts, and educational programs for young audiences.

Sculpture garden featuring monumental works by Ann Weaver Norton. Educational programs about sculpture and art.

Ballet school offering classes for all ages and skill levels. Homeschool-friendly daytime class options available.

Homeschool cooperative serving families in the Northwest Florida Panhandle region with classes and community activities.

68,000-acre refuge with diverse habitats. Educational programs about coastal ecosystems and migratory birds.

Only Florida state park with dry caves. Educational programs about cave formations and geology.

Girl Scout councils throughout Florida offering programs in STEM, outdoors, life skills, and entrepreneurship.

Wildlife refuge on Sanibel Island with diverse bird populations. Educational programs about coastal wildlife.

Interactive museum about the Golden Age of Piracy. Educational programs about maritime history and pirate lore.

Site of French Huguenot colony. Educational programs about French exploration and colonial Florida.

Winter home to hundreds of manatees. Educational programs about manatee conservation and Florida springs ecosystem.

Aviation museum with vintage military aircraft. Educational programs about aviation history and World War II.

145,000-acre refuge protecting the northern Everglades. Educational programs about wetland ecosystems and wildlife.

Museum and gardens celebrating Japanese culture and arts. Educational programs about Japanese history, art, and traditions.

Professional children's theatre with educational programs including drama classes, workshops, and performances for young audiences.

Historic Italian Renaissance-style villa and gardens. Educational programs about architecture, history, and decorative arts.

1,500-acre nature preserve with hiking trails, kayaking, and educational programs about coastal ecosystems and archaeology.

Academic homeschool co-op in Northwest Florida providing structured classes and enrichment opportunities.

Contemporary glass art museum in St. Petersburg. Educational programs about glass art techniques and contemporary art.

Museum featuring American folk art and contemporary works. Educational programs include art workshops and gallery tours.

Rollins College art museum with diverse collection. Free admission with educational programs for homeschool groups.

Historic garden and bird sanctuary with 250-acre landscape. Educational programs cover botany, birds, and Florida ecology.

Nature park with boardwalk through cypress swamp. Educational programs about Florida wetlands and wildlife.

Scouting programs for youth throughout Florida. Outdoor skills, leadership development, and community service opportunities.

Mysterious stone structure built by one man. Educational programs about engineering, history, and Florida's unique attractions.

National classical Christian homeschool program with multiple communities throughout Florida offering structured curriculum and community.

83-acre botanical garden with tropical plants from around the world. Educational programs about botany and conservation.

Reconstructed 17th-century Spanish mission with living history programs. Learn about Spanish colonial Florida and Apalachee culture.

Tour Florida's seat of government and learn about state history and civics. Free tours available for homeschool groups.

Free educational programs at Lee County libraries including STEM workshops, book clubs, and educational events for homeschool families.

Underwater national park protecting coral reefs and maritime heritage. Educational programs about marine ecosystems.

Living history museum with Florida wildlife, historic buildings, and nature trails. Educational programs cover Florida history and ecology.

Free online public school courses available to Florida homeschool students. Offers flexible scheduling and accredited curriculum for all grade levels.

Educational programs at Florida's 175 state parks. Ranger-led activities cover Florida ecosystems, wildlife, and history.

Odditorium featuring strange and unusual exhibits from around the world. Educational and entertaining for curious minds.

World's most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany. Educational programs about American art and design.

Audubon sanctuary with old-growth cypress forest. Educational programs about wetland ecosystems and birds.

21,000-acre preserve with wild horses and bison. Educational programs about Florida prairie ecosystems.

Living history museum recreating 16th-18th century St. Augustine. Interactive demonstrations of colonial crafts and trades.

Historic plantation exploring the complex history of slavery in Florida. Educational programs about African American history.

140,000-acre refuge adjacent to Kennedy Space Center. Educational programs about wildlife and space history.

Museum exploring South Florida's history from prehistoric times to present. Educational programs for homeschool groups.

Museum dedicated to shells and mollusks. Educational programs about marine biology and shell identification.

Museum in historic Tampa Bay Hotel exploring the Gilded Age and Florida's railroad history.

One of the largest Holocaust museums in the US. Educational programs about the Holocaust, human rights, and tolerance.

Historic botanical garden in St. Petersburg with over 50,000 tropical plants. Educational programs about botany and horticulture.

One of the world's largest and deepest freshwater springs. Educational programs about springs and wildlife.

Date: June 2026 Location: Miami, Florida Admission: Free for families (Registration required)

We're ringing in a lot of fun at A&H's Homeschool Day with history, interactive technology and a hands on art workshop!

6:30pm-9:30pm $40/kid $70/pair Pizza, movie, and arts & crafts 5-12yo

Create a mini camera, then “snap” photos (sketch) in our museums & gardens! Finish the day by making a film strip accordion book!

Add- ons to enhance the cruise experience.

Join us on Saturdays for a fun STEM program where you can learn all about robotics and engineering!

Get ready to hang out with other homeschoolers and have a blast at Bravoz Entertainment Center!

Create a mini camera, then “snap” photos (sketch) in our museums & gardens! Finish the day by making a film strip accordion book!

We're ringing in a lot of fun at A&H's Homeschool Day with history, interactive technology and a hands on art workshop!

Quality project-based learning activities that introduce various Science & STEAM concepts for students ages 7-12.

Get ready to dance the night away at the Winter Wonderland Middle School party—fun, friends, and festive vibes!

Join us at Chanty Learning Center to explore our homeschool support services.

Be a Victorian Era Architect at our Homeschool Day at the Waterhouse Residence & Carpentry Shop Museums!

Supplement your homeschooling with quality project-based learning activities that introduce STEAM concepts for students ages 7-12.

Homeschool families (grades K-8) are invited to a Valentine's Day themed walking tour and outdoor sketching art workshop in garden.

Grab some tacos and tips on homebuying at our fun, in-person Taco Tuesday Happy Hour!

Perfect for homeschool families looking for a dynamic, educational experience.

Homeschool families (grades K-8) are invited to a Valentine's Day themed walking tour and outdoor sketching art workshop in garden.

$35 per person includes mini charcuterie box from Gather & Graze! Ages: 18+

Join us in person to learn all the tips and tricks for buying your first home stress-free!

Come check out our new townhome models and celebrate the grand opening with us in person!

This August, join Ashley Bickerstaff and a small homeschool panel for practical tips and encouragement for homeschool families and parents.

Join us this March for a cozy, faith-centered gathering as we explore ways to cultivate peaceful homes & gentle rhythms for moms & families

Book coach Samantha Skal will discuss point of view options for fiction, and why interiority is the key to finding a character's voice.

Preschoolers will delight in interactive stories, songs, and rhymes that inspire a love of reading and build early literacy skills. Recommended for ages 3–5.

Explore an exhibit that uses metaphor and abstraction to play between the lines of surface and substance. Feliciano's work captures the beauty of impermanence through color as a primary emotional force. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-553-1134 or [email protected]. All ages.

Experience the artistic journey of artist Natalia Navarro López through a mix of mediums and styles. Digital and traditional art meet as a constant need to explore, evolve, and continue learning drive López to always experiment and push herself into new directions. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-250-4688 or [email protected]. All ages.

Miami MoCAAD's Mobile Interactive Mural Exhibition is a community-centered public art project that celebrates the history, culture, and resilience of Overtown while honoring individuals whose legacies continue to shape Miami. Visitors can engage with the murals not only visually, but also digitally, experiencing recorded histories incorporated in QR Codes, curated narratives, and artist insights. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-625-6425. All ages.

Damaris Soto Frassica is a Dominican artist and cultural advocate. She has lived in Tampa, Florida since 1986. Her artwork reflects the multiculturalism of her land and people.

Experience a visual and immersive art experience with Fruits of the Spirit. Through large-scale, colorful paintings the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on timeless values such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and goodness as tools for personal growth and collective healing. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-375-2665 or [email protected]. All ages.

Explore a conceptual abstract art exhibit featuring artists from Latin America as they interpret memory, horizon, and infinite possibilities through abstract works. Abstraction becomes a living and open language capable of reconstructing itself in the most diverse contexts. For more information, please contact the branch at (305) 535-4219 or [email protected]. All ages.

Get ready to search, think, and read in this exciting scavenger hunt! Pick up a log at the Children's Desk and get ready to search for hidden pictures of Black History figures throughout the children's area. Complete the hunt and earn a prize! For more information, please contact the branch at 305-931-5512 or [email protected]. Ages 6-12 yrs.

Drop by our coloring station and get creative with coloring pages provided in branch, or take a few pages home to color with friends and family! For more information, please contact the branch at 305-207-1344 or [email protected]. Ages 3-12 yrs.

Help yourself to a free packet of seeds. All seeds are collected to be freely shared and grown in our community. We ask that you only choose seeds that you have time and space for and plant the seeds within seven days. Happy sowing and growing! For more information, please contact the library at 305-385-7135 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Share your love of reading and help others discover their next read by writing reviews of books you enjoyed. Reviews will be displayed on posters throughout the library. You may even find some new favorites recommended by fellow readers! For more information, please contact the branch at 305-261-1571 or [email protected]. Ages 5 yrs.+

Ready for an adventure? Search for hidden surprises in the children's area! A brand-new treasure hunt awaits each week, with lots of fun prizes to choose from. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-261-1571 or [email protected]. Ages 5 yrs.+

Show off your board game skills! Play Monopoly, UNO®, Clue, Trivial Pursuit, and many more. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-388-0326 or [email protected]. Ages 8 yrs.+

Grab a coloring page or two and color your cares away. Select from a variety of characters, themes, and patterns. Materials will be provided. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-388-0326 or [email protected]. All ages.

Need help with your job search? Representatives from CareerSource South Florida will be on hand to help you with job search strategies, resume creation and more. By appointment only. For more information or to register, please contact the branch at 305-388-0326 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Join us for chess and other board games. Chess sets and games will be provided. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-385-7135 or [email protected]. Ages 12 yrs.+

Celebrate International Friendship Month and pick up a simple craft to do in Library or at home. Materials will be provided, while supplies last. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-385-7135 or [email protected]. Ages 12 yrs.+

Are you a puzzle master? Stop by any time during the week to help us put together a new jigsaw puzzle! Add one piece, or several! A fresh puzzle begins as soon as the last one is finished, so there is always something new to piece together. For more information, contact 305-668-4571 or [email protected]. All ages.

Love solving puzzles? From crosswords and anagrams to Sudoku and Wordle, we’ve got a variety of challenges for you to enjoy and complete! For more information, please contact the branch at 305-261-1571 or [email protected]. Ages 6 yrs.+

Get ready to move, think, and read in this exciting scavenger hunt! Search for hidden pictures throughout the library. Once you've found them, write their secret message to unlock a prize! Scavenger hunt themes will change periodically, so keep coming back for new adventures! For more information, please contact the branch at 305-553-1134 or [email protected]. Ages 3-12 yrs.

Enjoy some fun in the sun with sidewalk chalk! Play sidewalk games or express your creativity with artistic doodles. Materials provided. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-388-0326 or [email protected]. All ages.

Join us for movies in a variety of genres, followed by a discussion, scene analysis and movie trivia. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-820-8520 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+ / Únete a nosotros! Veremos una variedad de películas de todos los géneros. Después, quédese para una discusión y análisis de escenas y tambien disfruten de trivialidades. Para mas información por favor contactenos al 305-820-8520 o [email protected]. Para mayores de 19 años.

Learn the fundamentals of Adobe Acrobat, the differences between Pro and DC versions, and their many features.

Our social worker is on-site to meet with library customers and assist with social and government services by appointment only. To make an appointment visit ocls.org/socialworker.

Our social worker is on-site to meet with library customers and assist with social and government services by appointment only. To make an appointment visit ocls.org/socialworker.

Join us for stories, songs and activities for preschoolers. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-694-2707 or [email protected]. Ages 3-5 yrs.

Create a classic pillowcase with a contrasting cuff. Professionally finish your project with French seams, while practicing straight stitches. Students are required to bring fabric.

Learn English as a second language through this series of conversational classes taught at an intermediate level. To register, please contact Miami Palmetto Adult & Community Education Center at 305-270-2707. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-668-4571 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Families with young children are invited to join in weekly interactive discussions focusing on child development that promotes language, academic, social and emotional skills, strengthens parent-child interactions, and uses positive discipline approaches. Presented by the Miami-Dade Family Learning Partnership. Registration is required. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-242-2290 or [email protected]. Ages 12 mos. - 36 mos.

Enjoy a gentler and slower style of Hatha yoga performed with a focus on stretching, seated floor poses and low-impact movements, plus meditation and yogic breath work. Led by a certified yoga therapist. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-388-0326 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Homeschooled students will review and discuss various books related to lesson topics. Each session focuses on a different theme connected to environmental and earth science topics. For more information, call 305-668-4571 or [email protected]. Ages 6-12 yrs.

Shake it at your own pace! Join Zumba instructor Sarah for a fun class suitable for all fitness levels. Registration is required. Registration opens the previous Sunday at 8:00am. For more information, please contact the branch at 786-584-4100 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Access complimentary health education resources, receive free health screenings and more. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-553-1134 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Would you like to practice your Spanish conversation skills at an advanced level? Join our conversation circle and gain confidence speaking Spanish in a friendly, relaxed setting. Registration is required. Zoom link will be emailed to registrants within 24 hours of the event start time. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-375-2665 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Students gather together to gain comfort and fluency speaking English as a second language. Practice your English conversation skills with other learners and native English speakers. Led by a volunteer teacher, this session is appropriate for beginning to advanced level learners. For more information, please contact the branch at 305-375-2665 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Our social worker is on-site to meet with library customers and assist with social and government services by appointment only. To make an appointment visit ocls.org/socialworker.

These bookmarks were returned with checked out books and are looking for new homes. Pick your favorite and take it home today! This display will be by the seed library all month.

This course provides English lessons for non-native speakers. We provide assistance with communication skills, reading, listening comprehension, grammar, and writing. To register, please call Miami Palmetto Adult and Continuing Education Center at 305-270-2707. For more information, contact the branch at (305) 279-0520 or [email protected]. Ages 19 yrs.+

Practice navigating the computer desktop and performing various techniques in manipulating windows using basic mouse and keyboard techniques.

This class is designed for students with a beginner level knowledge of English. Practice basic vocabulary and grammar. Recommended for ages 18 & up.

Enjoy books, rhymes, songs, and activities. This engaging program offers social interaction and builds language skills.

Enjoy books, rhymes, songs, and activities for the whole family. This engaging program offers social interaction and builds reading skills.

Bond with your baby through books, bouncy rhymes, and songs in this lapsit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development.

Through movement, songs, rhymes, and storytelling, children (ages 0-5) build early literacy, language, and motor skills while preparing for reading, writing, and discovering the joy of books.

Bond with your baby through books, bouncy rhymes, and songs in this lapsit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development.

Through picture books, songs, and stories, preschoolers (ages 3–5) build early literacy skills and prepare for reading and writing by talking, singing, reading, and playing.

These little hearts are knit in the round and knit up quickly. Fun to make, these cuties can be gifted, accessorize gifts, or add a touch of love to a room's decor.

Bond with your baby through books, bouncy rhymes, and songs in this lapsit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development.

Enjoy books, rhymes, songs, and activities. This engaging program offers social interaction and builds reading skills.

Take your first steps into the world of computing. Discover the essential parts of and types of computers, as well as the basics of using a computer for the first time.