Five Things for Today: April 13, 2020

Distance learning…. about funny cats?


1. Arts on the Horizon, which usually presents adorable productions especially for really young audiences, is now doing a Virtual Storytime Series for little ones (also adorable).

2. And for older kids… In his role as National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature, beloved best selling author Jason Reynolds will connect directly with young people online during this time. Starting tomorrow, April 14, Reynolds will debut his first initiative in support of his platform GRAB THE MIC: Tell Your Story, including a monthly newsletter for parents and educators focused on relevant topics of the day and a biweekly video series intended to inspire creativity in young people, titled “Write. Right. Rite.” Tune in tomorrow for more! And read about one of our Jason Reynolds experiences here.

3. A must read for parents of teens — includes great advice for managing their particular circumstances right now.

4. If you’re going to the grocery store, here are tips for shopping safely.

5. These works of beach art are so beautiful and riveting — and potential inspiration for creative projects with nature.

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