How to Watch the Solar Eclipse in Atlanta
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
3d ago
The Solar Eclipse will pass over Atlanta on April 8. While we aren’t in the path of totality, you should still be sure to step outside to take it in since your next chance will be in 20 years! The next total solar eclipse visible from the contiguous United States is 20 years away, on Aug. 23, 2044. Top Viewing Tips In the metro area, the eclipse will start around 1:45 p.m. with peak coverage of about 85% happening at 3:04 p.m. In Atlanta, the eclipse will end at 4:21 p.m. Never look directly at the sun without the proper protection! You need special glasses to protect your eyes while viewing ..read more
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Cool Coding Classes and Programs for Kids in Atlanta
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
1w ago
Coding: Language for the Future The most commonly spoken language in the world is English, followed by Mandarin Chinese. The six official languages of the United Nations are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish. Scratch, JavaScript, Python, SQL and HTML are also common languages. Not familiar with them? They come from the world of coding. But what exactly is coding and why does it matter? According to ComputerScience.org, coding tells a machine which actions to perform and how to complete tasks. Programming languages, aka code, provide the rules for building websites, apps, v ..read more
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Whimsical Experiences: Fairy Fun Around Atlanta
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
2w ago
Fairies are everywhere! Visit an enchanted garden, see a thrilling performance or a whimsical puppet show. If your child dreams of being a fairy, or just loves dressing up as one, these performances will keep the magic going. Extend the fun with some creative crafts at home. Watch Fairytales Come to Life The Emperor’s New Clothes at Center for Puppetry Arts. In this take on the Hans Christian Andersen tale, the pig Emperor falls for the tailors’ story about a magic cloth. March 12-24. A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Jennie T. Anderson Theatre. This comedy is performed as a ballet by T ..read more
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Building a Love of STEAM
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Emily Webb
3w ago
Science ATL’s Atlanta Science Festival For years, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) has played a large role in education, connecting various subjects through project-based learning, and building life-long skills like problem solving and collaboration. Developing a love of learning from a young age is easy and fun when you embrace STEAM. The Importance of STEAM As education tries to address future needs, STEAM learning has become more prominent. “The practical answer is STEAM education is important because we want kids to grow up and have careers that make money and make ..read more
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Cooking Up Savings: How to Make the Most of Your Food Budget
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Emily Webb
3w ago
If the recent rising prices have you rethinking your money-spending habits, one great way to start saving more money is by eating more meals at home. But be aware that inflation has affected the cost of groceries, too! So how can you be smarter about spending your hard-earned cash and saving yourself from food mishaps? Here are five areas in which you can be savvier in the kitchen. Save on Groceries Grocery shopping can rack up a big bill, but making your own meals at home will get you the most bang for your buck. Start small — you can incorporate more of these tips as your shopping habits be ..read more
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Sleepover Success
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Mary Williams
3w ago
Planning a sleepover birthday party, but looking for ways to make it more “wow”? Whether it’s a couple of close friends or a group of 10, make your child’s sleepover party unforgettable with these easy, fun and extra-special ideas. Tips for First-Timers Whether you’re hosting, or sending your child off to their first sleepover, consider these tips. Check Readiness. If you discuss a sleepover, see how your child reacts. Is she excited? Or, is she nervous? A child who is ready to spend a night without you will be interested in the idea. Start Small. Don’t go for a slumber party too fast! Try ho ..read more
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Turn Up the STEAM
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Emily Webb
3w ago
Things around us — inside the house, in the backyard, at the store — are opportunities to explore and ask questions. Creating a STEAM zone that naturally promotes making learning a lifelong pursuit at home is easy with these ideas. STEAM up your screen time. Find YouTube channels on STEAM, look up family projects online, watch documentaries or science shows and download educational apps. Check out online resources. Try code.org or girlswhocode.com for coding prompts, pbskids.org/designsquad or pbs.org/show/science-kids for projects, artsandculture.google.com for a look at famous artworks or c ..read more
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Atlanta Science Festival Returns for 2024!
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
1M ago
Explore, learn and discover at the Atlanta Science Festival from March 9-23. With dozens of events across Atlanta, there are plenty of ways for your family to be engaged. Visit atlantasciencefestival.org for a full schedule of events, advance registration and pricing. Festival highlights: Georgia Tech Science & Engineering DayExplore hands-on STEAM activities, exhibits, demonstrations and more to discover robotics, brains, biology, space, computer science and more. Registration required. March 9, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free admission. Animals in Motion: Biomechanics Day at Zoo AtlantaCelebrate th ..read more
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8 Places to Learn About History in Atlanta
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
1M ago
Center for Civil and Human Rights Atlanta is rich with history and historical artifacts. Learn about our city, the state of Georgia, and the Southeast at these museums. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site This top-visited historic site is an educational and inspiring experience for Atlantans and people from all over the world. Learned about the life of Dr. King, about the community where King lived, and the lasting legacy he left behind. The Birth Home is temporarily closed for renovation work. Center for Civil and Human Rights Connect the American Civil Rights Movement to today’s ..read more
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Making Life Easier: Healthcare Trends for Busy Families
Atlanta Parent Magazine
by Atlanta Parent Editorial
2M ago
Health and wellness are popular search topics. From timely concerns like how to avoid the common cold or deal with seasonal allergies to more general terms like healthy eating and fitness plans, getting answers to your medical questions has never been easier. The catch? There is so much information available on the Internet and via social media, how do you know what to trust? Do you trade the speed and convenience of online medical advice for the reliability of a real-life medical professional? The good news is that you don’t have to! The latest trends in healthcare make getting quality medic ..read more
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