by Jen Henderson
Kids are notorious storytellers, gifted in their ability to recite details from their day on the playground, invent imaginative worlds with their friends, and even spin a tall tale–especially when they think their parents don’t notice. Given their natural creativity, why not harness these skills and let your children help you capture your family history? Below are five activities that will do just that.
ASL interpretation performance June 29, 2014 – 4:30 pm
Sensory Friendly Performance on July 12th
This summer, join Dallas Children’s Theater on a big adventure with Stuart Little playing in the Baker Theater at the Rosewood Center for Family Arts from June 13 through July 13.
Dallas Children’s Theater invites you to the sensory-friendly showing of Stuart Little on Saturday, July 12 at 4:30 p.m. at the Rosewood Center for Arts. This performance is specifically designed for children with autism, Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome and other sensory-processing disorders and special needs. Download flyer
At iD Tech Camps, imaginations soar as kids and teens unlock their internal drive and use 21st century skills to transform interests into projects of their own—and have fun doing it. We provide week-long day and overnight technology camps for students ages 7-17, and 2-week Tech Academies for teens ages 13-18.
