by Katy Killilea Yesterday at Shaw’s I was so happy to see something I had thought was long gone: boxed Cracker Jacks. I had seen Cracker Jacks in those “Big Grab” 99-cent bags, so I knew the product was still available. But the modestly sized, boxed portions I recall from my childhood? I was delighted [...]
We recently saw School House Rock Live! performed by All Children’s Theater. What a blast-it brought back fond memories of watching Saturday morning cartoons with my brother. We would jam to “I’m just a Bill,” “Conjunction Junction,” “Three is a Magic Number,” and more. Although adverbs and multiplication may be a bit advanced for my [...]
Summertime in our family means going to the beach. Some of our favorite spots are in Rhode Island and on Cape Cod, but we also like to explore new places. Kidoinfo wants to create a Summer Guide for kids and parents. I invite our Kidoinfo readers to share your favorite beaches with us. We will [...]
By Lisa Kerr, Program and Exhibit Developer, Providence Children’s Museum One recent Saturday I came across a lion in my living room. I could sense I was being stalked before I actually saw the beast. I then spotted the animal, crouched behind the couch on all fours, claws outstretched, nose sniffing the air, waiting to [...]
