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Local Community Events - Instructor and kids doing crafts
Virtual Field Trips - Family looking at tablet
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WBGU-PBS and Ohio’s other PBS stations worked with families and out-of-school time programs to address disruptions to learning caused by the COVID-19 pandemic from 2022 until June 30, 2023 thanks to an Ohio Learns 360 grant from the Ohio Department of Education. While WBGU-PBS is not currently offering any more Camp-in-a-Box materials or training, we still have a variety of community events, virtual field trips and family webinars you can explore with the children in your life. Please scroll down for more information. 

» VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS

Virtual field trips to Ohio’s parks, museums, cultural centers and arts organizations including Providence Metropark's Canal Boat Experience, Five Rivers Metroparks, Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

» FAMILY WEBINAR SERIES

Family webinar topics include healthy relationships with peers; childhood anxiety and depression; bullying issues; early literacy; advocating for your child; and closing the learning gap. Upcoming webinars will discuss how to help children cope with stressful situations and the relationship between music and academic achievement. 

» LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS

This is a cartoon image of Ruby the Red-Eyed Tree Frog in a Jack-O-Lantern in front of a black background with a dark blue sky. The background picture includes a black haunted house with yellow window, a black tree without leaves and 3 black bats flying around the tree. White text on the image says, Happy Halloween in yellow spooky letters at the top of the image. It also says Boo! in white text next to the frog's head. Finally, the picture include information about the parade that says, See Ruby at the Parade! 2024 Cops & Kids Halloween Parade, Findlay, Tuesday, October 22 at 7 pm. Parade starts at East Main Cross. Come early, the streets fill up quickly!

Generous support for Ohio Learns 360 is provided by:

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