Archives for April 2015

The Mercer Museum: Castles Made of Concrete

April 27, 2015

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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

April 24, 2015

questions Did you know you can boost your chances for a long and happy life by learning something new every day?

April 22, 2015

butterfly 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

April 14, 2015

financial freedom 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

April 13, 2015

problem solving 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

April 10, 2015

explora_secondary_screenshot 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

April 8, 2015

Chances are you loved poetry as a child. You laughed at limericks, wrote haikus, probably even kept a poem in your pocket.

April 5, 2015

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

April 3, 2015

financial-literacy-sm 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

April 1, 2015

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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