Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
Are you looking for next year’s JCPS calendar? Are you looking for the Oldham, Shelby, or Bullitt County Schools calendars? Greater Clark or New Albany Floyd in Southern Indiana? We have the Louisville area school calendars available for you. Most of our readers have students in Jefferson County Public Schools, JCPS. The full school calendars are typically approved in the […]
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The first nature-based outdoor preschool near Louisville, located in the beautiful woodlands of Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve. Nurture your child’s growth at Thrive Forest School! Thrive provides children the opportunity to blossom into their fullest potential through individualized support, guidance and attention all while learning through play in nature. Our preschool and afterschool programs are designed to cultivate a love for learning and the […]
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Tips for visiting Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, a unique Kentucky space for families Day trips are so important so families can find new ways to be together and have fun. Outdoor fun options allow you to explore with sunshine, and usually some exercise. Josephine Sculpture Park is in Frankfort and open dawn to dusk. It is free to visit […]
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Field trips in Kentucky can be a great way to enjoy our region with your family. And, involving learning in family fun allows kids to expand their perspectives. What are the best field trips in Kentucky? Some of them are the hidden gems that are less obvious options. Why not incorporate your family fun with learning opportunities? Field trips motivate […]
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What is the best preschool in Louisville? Here is a list of preschools around Louisville so you can find what is best for your child! There are Louisville preschools for every age and interest. If you are looking for a great preschool, this list will help you find the options near you so you can schedule a tour or […]
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Museums in Louisville and Historical House Tours From huge buildings to single room displays– we’ve compiled a list of museums and historical homes for visitors of different ages and interests. There are many museums and tours right here in Louisville that are great for families. We have compiled a list for you to help in your planning. Remember for […]
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Our favorite librarian, Erin, has put together with her team a fantastic list of books that celebrate diversity Are you looking for books for you and your kids that celebrate diversity? Luckily, the Louisville Free Public Library staff is amazing and has compiled a list on their website. Click here for their list of books that celebrate diversity. If you […]
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Educational Justice strives to end educational inequity by pairing a 5th-8th grade student with a high-achieving high school student for long-term academic mentorship. The goal of Educational Justice is to improve students’ academic performance while providing a meaningful student leadership experience. Students from low- income families perform about 3-6 grade levels below their peers from high-income backgrounds. In our community, […]
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Snapology of Louisville combines LEGO bricks and technology for fun that is educational! At Snapology of Louisville, we like to say that students have so much fun in our programs, they don’t even realize they’re learning. Combining LEGO bricks and technology creates an amazing environment for children to develop academically and socially, and all while having FUN! Here are five […]
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GradePower Learning Goes Beyond Traditional Tutoring Unlike traditional after-school tutors, GradePower Learning’s program goes beyond tutoring to help ignite students’ interest in learning, not just for one school year, but for a lifetime. GradePower Learning uses cognitive learning techniques to help children develop more effective ways of thinking, concentrating, listening and remembering. Cognitive learning isn’t about memorization or repetition—it’s about […]
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