Did you know that there are castles in Bucks County? In the late 1800s, Doylestown-born historian and archaeologist Henry Mercer [Read more…] about The Mercer Museum: Castles Made of Concrete
Archives for April 2015
Live Longer by Learning Something New Every Day
Did you know you can boost your chances for a long and happy life by learning something new every day?
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Getting Kids Back to Nature
With studies showing that children spend from 36 to 44 hours a week with electronics, there’s little time left for being outdoors. [Read more…] about Getting Kids Back to Nature
5 Questions That Measure Your Financial Literacy
Self-proclaimed technologist and ‘Geek Culture Evangelist’ Alan Henry says saving for the future is important, but you need to understand [Read more…] about 5 Questions That Measure Your Financial Literacy
10 Ways to Attack Problems
Do you have a major problem to solve? Author and artist Jeffrey Paul Baumgartner may not have the solution [Read more…] about 10 Ways to Attack Problems
Announcing New Resources for Research and Learning
Looking for information to help your elementary, middle, or high school student with a research project? Try one of these resources, [Read more…] about Announcing New Resources for Research and Learning
Reconnecting with Poetry
Chances are you loved poetry as a child. You laughed at limericks, wrote haikus, probably even kept a poem in your pocket.
Michener’s Artistic Legacy Lives On Behind Prison Walls
The massive stone walls and warden’s house that make up the core of the Michener Art Museum began as the Bucks County prison [Read more…] about Michener’s Artistic Legacy Lives On Behind Prison Walls
The Value of Learning About Money in School
April is Financial Literacy Month. With nearly 20% of Americans living beyond their means, education about personal finance is critical. [Read more…] about The Value of Learning About Money in School
How to Help Your Child Get Ready for Kindergarten
It’s human nature to look ahead. So if you have a child in preschool, you’re probably already thinking ahead to the day your child starts kindergarten. [Read more…] about How to Help Your Child Get Ready for Kindergarten
