Some tails are furry and some tails have scales. Look at the many shapes and sizes of animal tails, and find out how animals use their tails. Play a tail matching game and make a craft to take home.

In this course topics include a review of immediate newborn care and testing procedures, an explanation of the six principle needs of infants, basic instruction...

Part of a two week series, with the second class from 9:00-10:45am on Mondays. Topics include: an overview of gestational diabetes, behavior changes, goal...

A tour is the best way for you and your family, including any other children ages seven and up, to get acquainted with our staff, procedures, and The Family...

Part of a four week series. Topics include: an overview of diabetes, behavior changes, goal setting, nutrition and meal planning, monitoring blood sugar...

Get started on your holiday decorating by making festive wreaths for your home. Listen to seasonal music, and enjoy mulled cider and cookies. All supplies provided. Fee charged per wreath, not per...

Peck, peck peck! All through the year, woodpeckers use their long beaks to tap into trees. Find out why these busy birds make holes in wood and use your eyes and ears to search for them at the Nature...

Make some beautiful holiday decorations using the supplies that nature gives us. Some may sparkle, and some may fill your house with wonderful scents. Sing songs and tell stories to get into the...

Where do animals stay on a cold and snowy day? Snuggle in for story time as we explore the homes of our nature friends. Then, create some natural holiday crafts.

Brrr! Come out of the cold and learn about the frosty winter season. Make icicles, sing winter songs and decorate cookies with icing.

In the winter, it is easy to spot the holes where animals live. Look high and low, in the trees and on the ground, to find the homes of our four-footed and feathered friends. Wear warm clothes and...