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Regal Cinemas – Trussville –Summer Movie Express School is out but learning continues. This packet is filled with family friendly activities to enjoy throughout the summer and beyond. Compiled by Theris Johnson Summertime is Fun-time While summer is potentially full of fun outdoor activities, young people can spend hours inside and inactive, with video games, television, or friends. Encouraging physical activities and good nutrition during the summer can help our children enjoy their summer while staying on track in their physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and verbal development. Students whose families are actively engaged in learning during summer months tend to be more successful. By planning constructive learning activities during the summer break, parents can provide their children with valuable opportunities to retain what they’ve learned and practice the skills they need to be successful in school and in life. Allow summer learning to be fun! Remember, the best learning often occurs when children don’t even realize they’re learning. 1. Participate in e-learning activities. What is eLearning? eLearning utilizes electronic technologies to access educational curriculum outside of a traditional classroom. Electronic technologies may include, but are not limited to: computers, the Internet, tablets, smartphones, digital cameras, and DVD players. The "e" is most often interpreted to mean “electronic" but can also be interpreted as extended, educational, enriching, and engaging. Visit some educational websites. 2. Participate in summer enrichment activities. Allow students to participate in programs designed to curb learning loss. Make sure reading, writing, math, and technology skills are enhanced in a fun, non-traditional way. 3. Start some type of collection - Bugs are everywhere and once properly dried can be collected. Marbles of every color and shape, coins or whatever interest them make great collections. 4. Record and catalog information - What type of birds, animals, or wild flowers they have spotted? What better way to learn than from hands-on experience. Later, take the time to search the Internet to learn more about plants, rocks, and animals that you discover. This can be a one-time adventure, or an adventure that lasts all summer long. 5. Visit the Zoo - But don’t just walk through it and you’re done. Sit and draw the animals, figure out what they’re doing. Research where the animals came from and what they eat. Have each child pick an animal to research and go back and visit the animal that they’re interested in several times. Try to come up with ways to raise money for that animal. Admission is half-price on Tuesdays. The Birmingham Zoo is open daily from 9am – 5pm. Visit www.birminghamzoo.com for more information. 6. Visit the Museum - Art museum - Have them pick one of their favorite pieces of art and research the artist. Where did they come from and what other works of art are they known for? Visit www.artsbma.org today. The Birmingham Museum of Art is open Tuesday – Saturday from 10 – 5 and Sunday from 12 – 5. General Admission is free, however admission may be charged for special blockbuster exhibits. Learn about Bart’s Art and Bart’s Adventure. History museum - Research their favorite part of history and share what information they have learned. Build a model of that part of history. The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is open Tuesday – Saturday from 10 – 5. Admission is free for children, birth – age 17, who reside in Jefferson County. Visit www.bcri.org to learn more. Music museum – The Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, located inside of the historic Carver Theatre, is an art- deco museum that honors great jazz artists with ties to the state of Alabama. While furnishing educational information, the museum is also a place for entertainment. Visit http://www.jazzhall.com/ to learn more. Science museum – Find something that interest them in this area and have them research it. Build a machine or model of their interest. The McWane Science Center is open from Monday – Saturday from 9a – 6p during summer months. Admission is free for children under age 2. Visit www.mcwane.org to learn more. Sports museum – The ASHOF is a magnificent state treasure, dedicated to the celebration and preservation of Alabama’s exceptional sports heritage. Out of ESPN’s list of the top 100 athletes of the century, five out of the top fifteen greatest ever are in the ASHOF: Jesse Owens, Hank Aaron, Joe Louis, Willie Mays, and Carl Lewis. Visit http://ashof.org/ to learn more. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for students, and $14 for families. Negro Southern Baseball League Museum – Located right outside of Regions Field, this museum was designed to preserve the history of the Negro Baseball League. Visit http://birminghamnslm.org/ to learn more. Admission is free and the museum is open Monday – Friday from 11am – 7pm and Saturday – Sunday from 12pm – 5 pm. 7. Go to the park – Pack a picnic lunch, invite some friends and have fun. Birmingham has many parks. Included among the City’s offerings are dozens of public recreational facilities including golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, walking tracks, stocked lakes, softball fields, recreation centers, and parks for enjoying other outdoor activities. For more information, visit http://www.birminghamal.gov/recreation-centers.aspx. If you enjoy jazz, take advantage of the Summer Jazz in the Park series. Visit http://www.magiccitysmoothjazz.com/ to learn more. If you enjoy classical music, take advantage of the Summer Symphony Series at Railroad Park. Visit http://www.alabamasymphony.org/Special-Symphony-in-the-Summer.htm to learn more. 8. Go fishing - Dust off that old fishing pole and take them fishing. Learn the different types of fish that they could catch and what types of bait to use. The City of Birmingham Park and Recreation Family Fishing Rodeo, the largest community fishing event in the state, will take place on Saturday, June 4, at East Lake Park, 84th Street and 1st Avenue North, 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. In addition to tons of fish added to East Lake for the event, participants of all ages can enjoy contests, giveaways, family-friendly activities, information booths, health screenings and more. This event, for the 19th year, is free! When going fishing as family, don’t forget your fishing license. This event has been postponed. 9. Draw pictures of what you think you might be doing at age 16, 19, 26, 35, 55, 65, and 75. Include a timeline. 10. Go biking - Pack a small backpack with water, snacks, and drinks. 11. Go hiking - Hit those trails and start walking. Find some trails that you’ve never been on before. 12. Study the architect for buildings and walk around town. Take photos or draw the different designs. Research who came up with those ideas and find out if those designs are still used today. 13. Go to your Public Library - They have many great things going on all summer long. Libraries have summer reading clubs and a great place for resources and research and they usually have air conditioning on those very hot summer days. Summer reading programs kick off on May 16 for all 18 libraries in the city of Birmingham. Reading program participation is free! Check your local libraries for a calendar of summer fun events for children, including free movies and shows. Visit www.bplonline.org to learn more. 14. Work on a skit or play with your neighborhood kids. Plan out a stage and costumes and invite the rest of the neighborhood for the production. 15. Go to the farmers market to see all the vendors and fresh produce. 16. A fun way to keep track of local and national news is to have your child create a newspaper for others to read and enjoy. Develop a list of articles he or she can create such as sports, comics, TV, and movie guides. Before the writing begins, spend time gathering facts or observe what is happening. For example, if your child is writing a movie review, make plans to see the movie. If your child is writing about a community event, make sure he/she can answer the following questions to develop the article – Who is the story about? What happened? Where did the event take place? When did it happen? Why? How? At the end of summer, gather and organize all of the articles and create a great keepsake. 17. For teens, listen to (conservative) talk shows (TV and radio) and discuss the topics. Get the kids to think about the world they live in and what they can do to make a difference. 18. Weird food night – Go to the store, find a piece of produce that you have never heard of, and find out where it is from, and how to eat it. 19. Teach kids how to shop online properly. Teach the importance of SHIPPING CHARGES, DISCOUNTS, and how to calculate the TOTAL COST of items to find the best deal. 20. Open a bank account. Learn to manage your deposits and withdrawals. 21. Do community service work - Pick up litter in a park, work in a shelter serving food, or contact someone to find out where they would need help that the whole family could get involved in. www.handsonbirmingham.org or Dial 2-1-1 for volunteer opportunities. 22. Visit the elderly in homes; make cards and/or fresh baked goods for them. 23. Cook and bake. Great learning experience is measuring and following the instructions on a recipe. The greatest reward is eating what you made! Developing a cookbook is a great way for your child to share favorite foods and snacks with friends and family.
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