Commemorate the anniversary of the famous Doolittle Raid -- known for the huge morale boost it provided to Americans during the Second World War -- by trying your hand at landing a model aircraft. Also features storytime and aerospace demonstration stations.

Tours, hands-on workshops and activities for home school students. Advanced registration required. See http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/education/homeschool/index.asp for more information.

Celebrate spring with kites! Watch fascinating demonstrations of the incredible art of indoor kite flying and build and fly your own kite. Also features storytime and aerospace demonstration stations.

Commemorate the birthdays of Galileo and Copernicus and the anniversary of the first GPS satellite by learning about astronomy and satellites. Also features storytime and aerospace demonstration stations.

Your child will always leave a little taller in more ways than one through our motor skill building with gymnastics as the base of our curriculum. Classes are also offered in karate, dance and sports. For a location near you, visit TheLittleGym.com.

Your child will leave a little taller after each visit to one of our popular The Little Gym facilities, in more ways than one. We build motor skills through gymnastics as the base of our curriculum with special classes in dance, karate and sports. Our birthday parties and Parents' Survival Nights are also very popular. Check out TheLittleGym.com for a location nearest you.

Each 60-minute class is designed to help prepare children for success in preschool and kindergarten using a developmentally friendly approach from the Get Set for School TM Program. School readiness concepts such as social skills, color/shape awareness, counting, language skills and fine and gross motor control will be enhanced as children partcipate in fun and engaging hands-on multisensory activites. Writing readiness concepts will be taught such as correct crayon grip and use of the helping/stabilization hand.

How did Americans in the 1930s do it? Where did they find the wherewithal to survive, to maintain hope, to carry on? What can their ability to band together to help each other teach us today? The Lorenzo Cultural Center’s upcoming series, And Still They Prospered: Living Through the Great Depression, takes a look at the inspiring stories that carried people through one of the country’s darkest decades. The program series runs from Feb.

Spring has arrived! On April 24, 2010, The Historic Daniel Boone Home will be tearing into the soil in preparation for its Annual Spring Planting. This great family event will feature multiple hands on activities where together parents and children will plant seeds, split rails, help create wooden tools used for farming, measure acreage, and much more. Visitors will learn the importance of agriculture and how it was used for cooking, clothing, tools, and even medicine. The event will begin at 9am and end at 5pm.

Join the Historic Daniel Boone Home on March 27, 2010 for a fun filled event focusing on the daily lives of women in the 19th century. Reenactors will populate the village providing demonstrations on spinning, weaving, needlework, and clothing construction. See first hand the challenges women faced and how they overcame them. The event will begin at 9am and end at 5pm. Admission prices are $7 for adults, $6 for seniors (age 55 and up), and $4 for children (between age 4 and 11.) Family rates begin at $25 and include two adults and up to five children.