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The Raven provides a range of activities from board games to table tennis...
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Raven Launch Art Show
The old Youth Zone has a new face– The face of a bird! Ca-caw! At an art show hosted in support of its new branding…
https://runwildmychild.com/wildflower-seed-bombs/
Earth Day is next Thursday!
It's supposed to be warm this weekend so try out making some seed bombs and having some fun with local plants 🌱🌾🌸
All you need is
Air dry clay
Potting soil
Native/local wildflower seeds
Water
Have fun!
Earth Day is next Thursday!
It's supposed to be warm this weekend so try out making some seed bombs and having some fun with local plants 🌱🌾🌸
All you need is
Air dry clay
Potting soil
Native/local wildflower seeds
Water
Have fun!
Earth Day Project for Kids: DIY Wildflower Seed Bombs •
Celebrate Earth Day by making DIY wildflower seed bombs with kids. This simple nature craft is fun for the kids and makes the perfect gift.
runwildmychild.com
https://www.camskids.com/identification.htm
"What is Anxiety?
Anxiety is a word that describes feeling worried, nervous, uneasy or scared. It is the body’s response to stress."
"What’s Happening in Our Bodies?
Our brains respond quickly when something stressful happens. A fast-acting release of brain chemicals prepares our body to either face stress (“fight”) or run away (“flight”) or ‘freeze’, often leading to body changes that include a racing heart, fast breathing or shortness of breath, sweaty palms, dizziness or faintness, tingly body sensations, nausea or stomach upset. This stress response can be helpful if we need to catch ourselves when we trip and fall, or outrun a bear in the woods."
Click the link for more information!
"What is Anxiety?
Anxiety is a word that describes feeling worried, nervous, uneasy or scared. It is the body’s response to stress."
"What’s Happening in Our Bodies?
Our brains respond quickly when something stressful happens. A fast-acting release of brain chemicals prepares our body to either face stress (“fight”) or run away (“flight”) or ‘freeze’, often leading to body changes that include a racing heart, fast breathing or shortness of breath, sweaty palms, dizziness or faintness, tingly body sensations, nausea or stomach upset. This stress response can be helpful if we need to catch ourselves when we trip and fall, or outrun a bear in the woods."
Click the link for more information!
Cam's Kids Foundation - Anxiety 101
Identify the signs, symptoms, and types of anxiety. Identifying anxiety early can help you access the resources that you need.
camskids.com