Meagan Tehseldar is a mom on a mission. The dedicated teacher at Texas Virtual Academy Hallsville, has long been passionate about creating welcoming spaces for everybody, no matter their abilities, both in the classroom and beyond. Recently, she partnered with Harris County to place communication boards in two local parks to help non-verbal park goers engage with others and participate in playground activities. Houston Life’s Melanie Camp met up with Tehseldar to learn more.

Learn how business leaders are helping young minds become tomorrow's innovators. Explore how the John Moore Junior Innovators Program is paving the way for future success.

Learning never stops with the Listers. They shared two fun experiments you can try at home with your kids.

The Arboretum grounds are teeming with biodiversity and provide a beautiful sanctuary for native flora and fauna slap bang in the middle of Houston.

We can all agree that no hearts are more important on Valentine's Day than our kiddos! Houston Life's Melanie Camp paid a visit to Children's Memorial Hermann Pediatrics in Katy to chat with pediatrician, Dr. Krystal Batchelor, about some of the healthy habits you can teach your children early on, to set up healthy lives in the long run.

The College Football Playoff National Championship is happening Monday, January 8 at NRG Stadium and in the days leading up to the big game, there are all kinds of events, many of them free, happening around town.

Houston-based artist Andrea Nunn grew up in her grandmother's house surrounded by figurines. Drawing on her childhood for inspiration, Andrea created a fun art space that launched a viral painting trend anyone can try!

Take the kids to the free Gingerbread Lane display at the Houston Farmers Market and sign up for a workshop with Guinness World Record Holder Jon Lovich who is known for building the largest entirely edible gingerbread village.

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Big Rivers Waterpark and Adventures is 80 acres of rides, slides, and activities. There is something for all the family!

Learn all about sharks and why we need them at a "Jawsome" new exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is an overwhelming place to visit with kids — crowded, loud, expensive and with a seemingly infinite number of showstopping attractions that your children simply must experience. But the good news is there are ways to make the mega-spectacle manageable, affordable and fun.

If you are a parent looking for must-have items to add to your baby registry or need ideas to gift someone with an infant, there are cool items available that are worth every penny.

Houston Life's Melanie Camp spotted a Yeti at the Houston Zoo and you can too! Zoo Lights is on now through January 8 and the Yeti will be there hanging out for selfies. It is just one of the many Zoo Lights attractions.

Splashway Water Park & Campground is a fun place to take the kids for a daytrip or weekend away. Houston Life's Melanie Camp spent the day checking out all the fun things to do. Splashway has exclusive deals for Houston Life viewers. Head to splashway.com/houstonlife.

After quite the season, the Pearland Little League team made it to their world series finishing in the top six in the world. Some of the team joined Courtney and Derrick at Minute Maid Park to reflect of their wild ride.

‘Tis the season for extra oooooo’s at the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center. ArBOOretum is back. Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Houston’s best fall festival with a number of fun activities that are fun for the whole family. Plus, there will be plenty of candy for all!

It’s finally here! Houston’s one-of-a-kind toy museum is set to open its doors in October after months of renovation delays.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science will soon begin screening a new dinosaur show in its IMAX theatre.

Shanekia Hall, is a Kindergarten Teacher at Ponderosa Elementary School in Spring, for as long as she remembers she has wanted to teach. She lost her parents early. At two her father died. Three years later, Shanekia’s mother passed after suffering an aneurism. Shanekia credits her teachers for inspiring her to success as a young woman and becoming a teacher herself is a way she says she can pay it forward.

In Conroe, there is a group of young people you probably don’t want to mess with. They are the Conroe Scallywags. A Junior Roller Derby team that meets once a week at the Rainbow Roller Rink

The local 15-year-old Camryn Jones plays Tiffany in the highly anticipated Prime Video series ‘Paper Girls,’ a show about four young girls who become unwittingly sent on an adventure through time that will save the world.

At just 9 years of age, he’s already a sensation on social media thanks to his impressive dance moves.

Ready to get out of the house and have a proper Houston-area adventure? OK, so where to?

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He's furry, cute, and rides on a motorcycle!

There are several animal experiences in the Houston area you can embark on to get your kids up close with extraordinary and adorable critters.

“Disney’s Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation,” created and directed by Jonathan Rockefeller, will arrive in Houston on October 4.

For many families in town, Spring Break is the best time to head out to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and bring the children along for the ride.

From the young age of just 4 years old, Joiner has been on a mission to give the gift of reading through her project A Book and a Smile. Five years later, that mission is still going strong.

There’s nothing sweeter than homemade gifts crafted with love.

If you want to spark an interest in STEM in your little ones from an early age, there are simple and fun science experiments you can do with them at home starting at age three.

Suiting up astronauts is an out-of-this-world career path and a local woman had the opportunity to do it for 22 years!

With many parents concerned about the supply chain crisis, holiday shopping will start earlier than usual this year!

From princesses to superheroes!

This Sunday little ghouls and goblins will be roaming around the neighborhood for a night of trick-or-treating fun.

Peacock’s ‘Top Chef Family Style,’ is a new reality series where talented young chefs compete with an adult family member for a chance to win $50,000.

During the pandemic, a local mom from Eastex Jensen came up with a unique way to provide an outlet for creativity in Houston’s diverse communities with little to no access to art.

Daniel Brundidge, a then 4-year-old Houston non-verbal child with autism, became viral in 2019 after his mom caught him humming to the Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus’ hit song “Old Town Road.”

Fidget toys aren’t just the latest rage on TikTok, they are also a way great tool to reduce stress and anxiety in kids.

After finding success as the illustrator of the popular children’s classic, ‘Love You Forever,’ Sheila McGraw left the cold Canadian weather for a waterfront community in Galveston County.

We’re sharing a kid-approved recipe your little ones will love to help cook and eat. “I love it, nothing makes me happier than having him in the kitchen with me. Check it out below:GREEN MONSTER MINI “PIZZAS” (ON ENGLISH MUFFINS)INGREDIENTS:For the pesto:1 Cup Baby Spinach1 Cup Fresh Basil1 Tsp. Her love of cooking came from being in the kitchen with her mom from an early age. She later fell in love with creating her own recipes as she moved away from home and started experimenting in her own kitchen.

HOUSTON – Thousands of students at Houston Independent School District will receive books through country music star Dolly Parton’s foundation. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, a gift program that gives free books to children from birth to age 5, will provide books to up to 5,000 children in Houston. The program called “Book of the Month” will provide children in Houston access to books by mail. Children will receive a book every month until the child turns 5 years old. A drive-through sign up event will be held at Sherman Elementary School on Wednesday, where parents can sign up for the book program.

Valerie Koehler, owner of Blue Willow Bookshop in West Houston, shared her picks for best books to educate your kids about diversity and kindness, starting at age 3. You may have different color skin, different kind of hair, or have different kinds of food in your lunch box. All Are Welcomeby Alexandra Penfold (Knopf Books for Young Readers)All are welcome ( Knopf Books for Young Readers) (Blue Willow Bookshop)Join all the students at school where all are welcome. Sulweby Lupita Nyong’o (Simon & Schuster Books)Sulwe (Simon & Schuster Books) (Blue Willow Bookshop)Sulwe has very dark skin, darker than anyone in her family. The Undefeatedby Kwame Alexander (Versify Books, a division of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)(Versify Books, a division of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) (Blue Willow Bookshop)A powerful ode to the endurance of African Americans throughout our country’s history.

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HOUSTON With the coronavirus pandemic raging on, the Mayors Back 2 School Fest is going to look a little different this year. The event, which is being presented by Shell and is in partnership with the Houston Food Bank, is designed to help economically disadvantaged elementary school students and their families prepare for the school year. In a press conference earlier this week, Mayor Sylvester Turner said the event would be conducted as a drive-thru. While there is much uncertainty during this time, a critical need for assistance with basic school supplies, food, and personal protection equipment for students still remains, according to the website. Houstonians can register for the event and students will receive food, masks, backpacks and school supplies for free.

HOUSTON Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is urging the superintendents of school districts within Harris County to keep the first eight weeks of the 2020-21 school year entirely virtual and not return to campus until at least October. In the Monday letter, Hidalgo and Dr. Umair Shah of Harris County Public Health said the county is facing an extremely challenging time and continues to be at Threat Level 1 on the Harris County COVID-19 Threat Level System. The Texas Education Agencys new guidelines, allow districts to continue virtual learning for the first eight weeks of the school year and county officials urged the superintendents to take that route. Hidalgo and Shah detailed certain recommendations they believed school districts should act on. They are:In-person, face-to-face instruction should not be made available for any grades (from Pre-K through Grade 12) until October 2020.

HOUSTON From masks to mental health, we have been getting a lot of questions regarding kids and COVID-19. Dr. Garcia: Kids have more delicate airways. (Why are some doctors saying kids dont need to get tested?) I think in general, kids are excited to go back to school. Dr. Garcia: Kids are resilient.

HOUSTON – Pre-K education is a critical part of a child’s development. “Pre-K lays the foundation.”Enrollment in free-fallBut Pre-K enrollment is dropping drastically during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the Houston Independent School District, it’s down 20% compared to last year’s enrollment numbers. Enrollment numbers have fallen off a cliff across the region. “Don’t let your kids miss out on an opportunity to learn at the age at their at,” he said.

HOUSTON – Parents are faced with big decisions in the next several weeks when it comes to whether or not to send their children back to school in the fall. There’s a clear divide in what parents think, with some advocating for school to resume as normal and others who say they won’t send their kids back. “I’ve got one kid in each elementary, middle school and high school,” said Almas Afazeal whose kids are part of the Fort Bend Independent School District. The Houston Independent School District is expected to release its plan for the 2020-21 school year in early July. Who’s going to clean the lunchroom in between lunches?

Greg Abbott on Tuesday directed the state Health and Human Services Commission to enact new health and safety standards for child care centers during the coronavirus more than a week after prior rules for the centers were made optional. Todays proclamation and emergency rules will aid in that effort in two key ways: allowing restrictions on large gatherings where COVID-19 is easily spread and implementing a statewide standard of infection control for child care centers.Abbott said that both actions are based on data showing an increase in coronavirus cases stemming from both large gatherings and child care centers. As of mid-June, state-licensed child care centers were no longer required to comply with a list of safety precautions that had been in effect since mid-April. We are eager to work with the Governor to develop a Texas plan to ensure child care providers can provide safe and quality care without increasing costs to Texas families.Earlier Tuesday, Texas reported over 5,000 new coronavirus cases another record high. But as cases continue to climb, the governor has continued to tout Texas hospital capacity as plentiful.

HOUSTON The Houston Independent School District announced changes to its 2020-2021 academic school year calendar Thursday afternoon. District officials said they will not move forward with a proposal to adopt the Year-Round Designation with the Texas Education Agency, which would have allowed for an amended 11-month academic calendar for the school year. RELATED: Texas students will return to school campuses this fall, Gov. HISD is asking parents to fill out the survey online at HoustonISD.org/ParentSurvey to help further community feedback and input for the 2020-21 school year. See the new 2020-21 academic calendar below:

Let’s make it memorable for all the right reasons with the KPRC 2 Summer Kids Program. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________What’s up with weather: This is Week 3 of the KPRC 2 Summer Kids ProgramWeather is the third theme in the KPRC 2 Summer Kids Program. “National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Weather” by Karen de Seve - How does a rainbow form? Always an important topic for young kids, they'll learn how all the various types of weather systems work, from droughts and deserts to snowflakes and blizzards. We’ll share them throughout the week on KPRC 2 and at the end of the summer program.

Let’s make it memorable for all the right reasons with the KPRC 2 Summer Kids Program. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Creative cooking: This is Week 2 of the KPRC 2 Summer Kids ProgramCooking is the second theme in the KPRC 2 Summer Kids Program. Get in the kitchen this week with your little ones and make something fun and delicious. Music, friends, fun! We’ll share them throughout the week on KPRC 2 and at the end of the summer program.

HOUSTON Teachers with the Houston Independent School District could see a bump in their paychecks come next school year thanks to the districts new proposed budget. Teachers would also receive a 1.5% one-time retention stipend based on their new 2020-2021 annual salary. According to the release, the new proposed budget would not call for an increase in property taxes. The tax rate in HISDs 2020-2021 budget is slated to be a maximum of $1.1331 for every $100 of property valuation, down a fraction from last years $1.1367, the release said. The board will hold a virtual public meeting on the budget and tax rate Thursday at 5 p.m. People can watch the meeting at HISDtv.org.

HOUSTON Island Wear issued a recall on its Umbrella strollers Wednesday due to fall and choking hazards. The recall was made after the strollers violated the federal Carriages and Strollers Safety standard. Recalled Island Wear strollers (USCPSC)The company will refund customers who purchased the Island Wear umbrella strollers with a grab bar and footrest. Consumers are asked to immediately stop using the recalled strollers and contact Island Wear for instructions on how to receive a full refund. The Island Wear strollers in question were sold at Paradise Island, Outrageous Outlet and Grand Resort Wear in Ocean City, Maryland from April 2019 through October 2019 for about $20.

HOUSTON – When COVID-19 shut down schools, students with special needs lost weeks of critical classroom time. Luke Mazany, 21, is a special education student at the Katy Independent School District. Starting June 22, the district plans to send a team of nearly 60 instructors into special needs students’ homes, two hours a day, three to four days per week. Many of our students receiving special education services have been successfully accessing our Learning at Home online program and/or instructional packets, both of which have accommodations for special needs students. Abbott, to prioritize in-person instruction for those students who would most benefit from targeted interventions, such as our special education students.”

HOUSTON Six Houston Independent School District summer meal distribution locations have been shut down after district officials said a staff member tested positive for COVID-19Bastian, Foster, Shearn, Thompson, Whidby and R. P. Harris elementary schools are temporarily closed. According to the district, potentially exposed employees have been notified and are in self-quarantine. Health authorities do not believe families participating in the summer meal program were affected. The Houston Health Department said that contact tracing will be conducted in this case to determine the number of people who may have been potentially exposed. You know, that they wont be able to get the food.While the six distribution sites remain closed, there are 65 other HISD curbside meal distribution sites that remain open.

HOUSTON – While Texas summer camps and daycare centers are back open for business, there are some important questions you need to ask before deciding whether to send your kids to one. Patrick Quinlan of Kingwood is sending his 4-year-old daughter, Hazel, to a day camp at Kids in Action. “It’s pretty much the same kids which really helps minimize the spread as well,” said Diane Havens of Kids in Action. “So it’s not different kids every day, it’s the same kids, same teachers, same classrooms.”Those are all key things parents should look for. Another thing parents should ask is if the toys and other items kids touch each day are sanitized between uses.

(CNN) – With his love for video games and petty arguments with his older sister, Jack Rico might seem like any other 13-year-old. But Rico is anything but average: the teenager just graduated with four associate's degrees -- and he did it in just two years. Rico graduated from Fullerton College in California last weekend, making him the youngest student to achieve that feat in the school's 107-year-old history, the college confirmed to CNN. But Fullerton College President Greg Schulz said Rico can't help but stick out from the crowd. "Jack is wise beyond his years, and I'm so pleased that he found a home and place to excel at Fullerton College."

HOUSTON – Summer camps will be allowed to reopen soon after Gov. The YMCA of Greater Houston’s summer camps will soon be allowed to open but they will not look like they did every year before this. The thing that won’t be different is the joy and excitement and enthusiasm that the kids are going to have for the good program that’s happening,” said Stephen Ives, the President and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Houston. Summer camps can open on May 31, according to the state’s guidelines. In the video above, see what steps the YMCA of Greater Houston will be taking to protect your kids.

Shannon Fritz, owner of Learning Express Town & Country, shares some of the season's hottest toys. Shannon Fritz, owner of Learning Express Town & Country, shares some of the season's hottest toys. Shannon Fritz, owner of Learning Express Town & Country, shares some of the season's hottest toys. Shannon Fritz, owner of Learning Express Town & Country, shares some of the season's hottest toys. Shannon Fritz, owner of Learning Express Town & Country, shares some of the season's hottest toys.

There is also the CARES Act that protects employees of small businesses, those with fewer than 500 employees. A: Your pay may be cut due to economic or operating conditions that affect employment and due to COVID-19-related reasons. A: Your pay may be cut due to economic or operating conditions that affect employment and due to COVID-19-related reasons. Your pay may be cut due to economic or operating conditions that affect employment and due to COVID-19-related reasons. KPRC 2′s Mario Diaz will host a Facebook Live session on the KPRC 2 Facebook page Friday to answer employment questions.

HOUSTON – Have you seen all the awesome “HL” art featured behind Houston Life’s Courtney Zavala as she hosts that show weekdays at 1 p.m.? Since “Houston Life” is all about the best parts of life in Houston, we’ve decided to make THAT last week’s KPRC 2 Kids art assignment. On Friday, May 8, we will announce our Artists of the Week on Houston Life. We LOVE Houston and we LOVE all the great art you’re sharing with us! Pick your favorite artwork in the gallery below

You can now explore Galveston Bay with a virtual field trip. It’s all part of a weekly video series from the Galveston Bay Foundation called, “At Home with The Bay.”The videos cover a wide range of conservation topics related to the Bay, like oysters, wetlands, bay biodiversity and microscopic ecosystems. Each video features a virtual lab, conservation craft, talk with a bay biologist and an activity of the week. “It’s important for everyone to learn about Galveston Bay, because we’re all connected. The Galveston Bay watershed goes all the way north of Dallas, all the way down to the Bay, so everything you do, where you live, directly affects the Bay and the animals that live there,” said Wilems.

Create your own at-home picnic experienceSara Ahmed of Sugar Land Sara shares her best tips to create a family picnic experience at home. Picnic eatsSara Ahmed of Sugar Land Sara shares her best tips to create a family picnic experience at home. Sara Ahmed of Sugar Land Sara shares her best tips to create a family picnic experience at home. Sara Ahmed of Sugar Land Sara shares her best tips to create a family picnic experience at home. Sara Ahmed of Sugar Land Sara shares her best tips to create a family picnic experience at home.

HOUSTON There are ways for you to help kids help those in need during the coronavirus pandemic. As hunger continues to be one of the issues to tackle during the pandemic, you can teach kids to help donate to pantries all over the Houston area. And when full, you can have your kids bring the jar to donate to the local food pantry. Talk to your kids about volunteering at a local food bank, such as the Houston Food Bank. How to helpHere are some of the following food banks and food pantries where you can find more information on how to donate/give to those in need:Houston Food Bank - 713.223.3700Pearland Neighborhood Center - 281.485.1987Galveston County Food Bank - 409-945-4232East Spring Branch Food Pantry - (713) 464-0852Heights Interfaith Ministries - (713) 861-6155

In between work, school and everything else, plan for some good old-fashioned family fun. Slowly add the saline solution a few teaspoons at a time, mixing in between. Mix and then knew, adding more saline solution if needed. Simple Science ExperimentsAs school ramps up at home, look for ways to make learning fun for both kids and parents. (KPRC)For more ideas for family fun, look for Donna’s books, What The Fun and Fidget Busters available online at Barnes and Nobles, Walmart and Amazon.

Not sure what to do for your child’s next at-home science lesson? NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology is offering an educational project for students to complete at home. The project is to create a Moon Phase Calendar and Calculator that will provide students with all the dates and times for all the moon phases for the year. The Moon Phases Calendar and Calculator template is available online to print. Follow the video tutorial to build your calendar and calculator.

With that in mind, we’re making Friday’s KPRC 2 Kids Art Assignment “FAMILY.”Kids, you can draw us a picture of your family, create art showing something you like to do with your family or decorate a holiday card for your loved ones. If you want to create a piece of art as a family, that would be awesome to see too! KPRC 2 Art AssignmentYour child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. Make sure to include their first name only, city, age and a brief description of their artwork. You can also submit your child’s best artwork here for a chance to be featured as our “KPRC 2 KIDS Artist of the Week.”See all of the zoo animals drawings Houston kids sent us for Art AssignmentSee all of the superhero drawings Houston kids sent us as part of Art AssignmentSee the 77 Easter drawings kids around Houston shared with usSee art collage drawings Houston kids sent us for KPRC Art AssignmentSee more than 100 silly drawings kids across Houston shared with us for KPRC Art AssignmentSee 128 drawings of insects Houston kids sent us for Art AssignmentSee 114 'Thank You’ drawings kids around Houston sent us as part of KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee the 218 scribble drawings kids sent us for KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee 145 drawings of sweet treats Houston kids sent us as part of our Art Assignment

HOUSTON – If your Play-Doh is played out, and you’re running out of ways to keep the kids occupied, YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Lifestyle expert and mom of two, Dee Brown, shares four easy hacks to help you reconnect with your little ones. TAKE IT BACK TO NATUREPlant a tree in the backyard with the kids, and tend to it daily. DANCE PARTYNothing eases stress or breaks tension like a good old fashion dance party. For more mom hacks, follow Dee Brown on her Instagram page.

HOUSTON – April 3rd is National Find a Rainbow Day. Either way, we hope all your little artists who have been brightening up our days will join us for today’s art assignment and send in RAINBOW art! Adults, if you want some extra activities to do with your kids for National Find a Rainbow Day, check out KPRC 2 Meteorologist Britta Merwin’s weather lesson on what makes a rainbow. KPRC 2 Art AssignmentYour child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. You can also submit your child’s best artwork here for a chance to be featured as our “KPRC 2 KIDS Artist of the Week.”See 128 drawings of insects Houston kids sent us for Art AssignmentSee 114 'Thank You’ drawings kids around Houston sent us as part of KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee the 218 scribble drawings kids sent us for KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee 145 drawings of sweet treats Houston kids sent us as part of our Art AssignmentSee 184 dinosaur drawings Houston kids sent us for Art AssignmentSee 220 drawings of Houston kids tracing their hands and feet as part of our Art AssignmentSee the 215 puppy drawings kids around Houston shared with us

Instead of playing a trick on us, we hope you’ll make us laugh with some SILLY art! Kids, you could even write down your favorite joke and draw a picture to go with it! Whatever makes you giggle is perfect for today’s KPRC 2 Kids April Fool’s Day art assignment - draw something SILLY! KPRC 2 will show off some of the submissions during our newscasts and Houston Life. You can also submit your child’s best artwork here for a chance to be featured as our “KPRC 2 KIDS Artist of the Week.”See 114 'Thank You’ drawings kids around Houston sent us as part of KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee the 218 scribble drawings kids sent us for KPRC 2 Art AssignmentSee 145 drawings of sweet treats Houston kids sent us as part of our Art AssignmentSee 184 dinosaur drawings Houston kids sent us for Art AssignmentSee 220 drawings of Houston kids tracing their hands and feet as part of our Art AssignmentSee the 215 puppy drawings kids around Houston shared with us

We asked Houston kids to share their drawings of their favorite desserts. Below you can see 145 drawings we received. Your child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. Make sure to include their first name, city, age and a brief description of their artwork. See 220 drawings of Houston kids tracing their hands and feet as part of our Art AssignmentSee the 215 puppy drawings kids around Houston shared with usSee 142 sports drawings from Houston kids you shared with usSee 140 self-portraits Houston kids sent to usSee 250 space drawings Houston kids sent to usSee 234 drawings of spring that we received from Houston kidsSee the 175 ‘Under the Sea’ theme drawings we received from Houston kidsSee the 60 St. Patrick’s Day drawings and artwork little Houston artists shared with us

HOUSTON – March 27 was National Scribble Day! Here is a look at the drawing you sent us for KPRC 2 Art Assignment. See 220 drawings of Houston kids tracing their hands and feet as part of our Art AssignmentSee the 215 puppy drawings kids around Houston shared with usSee 142 sports drawings from Houston kids you shared with usSee 140 self-portraits Houston kids sent to usSee 250 space drawings Houston kids sent to usSee 234 drawings of spring that we received from Houston kidsSee the 175 ‘Under the Sea’ theme drawings we received from Houston kidsSee the 60 St. Patrick’s Day drawings and artwork little Houston artists shared with us

HOUSTON – Houston kids sent in 220 drawings by tracing their hands or our feet as part of our Art Assignment feature. There will be a daily art assignment that we announce in the morning. Your child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. Make sure to include their first name, city, age and a brief description of their artwork. See 142 sports drawings from Houston kids you shared with usSee 140 self-portraits Houston kids sent to usSee 250 space drawings Houston kids sent to usSee 234 drawings of spring that we received from Houston kidsSee the 175 ‘Under the Sea’ theme drawings we received from Houston kidsSee the 60 St. Patrick’s Day drawings and artwork little Houston artists shared with us

HOUSTON – On Sunday, we asked you to share your kids drawings of football, baseball, gymnastics and swimming as part of our Art Assignment feature. There will be a daily art assignment that we announce in the morning. Your child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. Make sure to include their first name, city, age and a brief description of their artwork. See 140 self-portraits Houston kids sent to usSee 250 space drawings Houston kids sent to usSee 234 drawings of spring that we received from Houston kidsSee the 175 ‘Under the Sea’ theme drawings we received from Houston kidsSee the 60 St. Patrick’s Day drawings and artwork little Houston artists shared with us

HOUSTON – Wednesday’s art assignment was a “Under the Sea” theme. From sharks to turtles to mermaids, we asked to see your best ocean art! Each weekday there will be a daily art assignment that we announce in the morning. Your child will have the opportunity to create something to go with the day’s theme. Make sure to include their first name, city, age and a brief description of their artwork.

HOUSTON – Here are some educational activities and activity packets for children regarding Texas animals, conservation and wildlife. Black bearsThis activity set includes a variety of bear activities like downloadable and printable children's books, online activities, coloring pages, songs, crossword puzzles, mazes and more. Houston toads"An Educator's Guide to the Houston Toad" includes different classroom activities along with work sheets, descriptions and activity sheets. OcelotThis classroom activity book teaches about the ocelot and its habitat and includes activities, a word find puzzle and educational descriptions. Natural habitat & wildlifeThis coloring book features different kinds of Texas wildlife and species with brief descriptions and coloring space.