Summer is right around the corner and it’s the season for sunshine, adventure, and making memories. If you’re looking to make the most of your summer, a bucket list can be your guide to an unforgettable season. The Kids’ League has a unique way to create the perfect bucket list with your family! Have you […]
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In today’s digital age, it’s easy for children to spend too much time indoors, but outdoor play offers important benefits for their physical, emotional, and cognitive development. Physical Health – Outdoor activities like running, climbing, and biking help children build strength, improve coordination, and stay healthy. Time outside also improves sleep and boosts the immune
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Ever wonder why children react the way they do—or how you can help them navigate big emotions and challenging moments? The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson is a must-read for parents and caregivers who want to better understand how children’s brains develop and how to support their emotional and cognitive
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A note from Mrs. Noland: “Growing up in Queens, New York, my mother had a tradition of baking Snickerdoodles on snowy days when schools were closed (which was not often). Ah, the joy of entering the house and smelling cookies baking in the oven after hours of play outside! With a mug of hot chocolate,
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Why After-School Programs Make a Difference in children’s lives As the director of The Kids’ League, I see every day how after-school programs help children grow in ways that go far beyond academics. These programs aren’t just a place to pass the time—they’re a space where kids can learn, play, and build confidence in a
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People often ask how The Kids’ League came to be, so here’s our story! It all started back in 1997 when a couple from our church launched an afterschool and summer program called the Ivy League Learning Center in Westford. They needed a director and asked if I, Paul Noland, was interested. With years of
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