The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre will hold its annual Community Youth Scholarship Audition on Friday, May 2.

This month’s Buzzword is FRIENDSHIP, which means a state of mutual trust and support.

Pennsylvania’s Promise for Children has released its list of April books for preschoolers that includes eight books in four categories.

Various organizations, states, and nations recognize several observances each month. Resources help parents, caregivers, and childcare professionals acknowledge and navigate them.

The first week of April is recognized as the Week of the Young Child (WOYC). The Homewood Early Learning Hub & Family Center will have special programming to celebrate young children and their caregivers.

Although spring is just around the corner, winter weather can continue into March - and even April - so it is important for parents and guardians to find ways for children to remain active while indoors.

Pennsylvania Promise for Children has released its list of March books for preschoolers across four different categories.

An initiative of the Learning Disabilities Association of Pennsylvania (LDA) is incorporating everything from movement to sandboxes and balls to make reading fun and, in the process, bridge the literacy gap for low-income students, Public Source wrote in a recent report.

Brazelton Touchpoints Center is hosting an upcoming training session for library professionals who want to deepen their knowledge of early childhood development.

The National Summer Learning Association is holding a free Summer Planning Bootcamp in March to prepare for the events that it will provide to millions of young people across the nation this summer.

PA Promise for Children has shared a series of resources on a variety of topics that parents can share with their children to celebrate Black History Month.

PA Promise for Children has released its list of February Books for Preschoolers that features selections in four different categories.

As part of its programming, Buzzword distributes its signature “BUZZ Boxes” to local families to help excite children from birth to age five as well as their caregivers about new words that are all around them.

While activities for adults to celebrate Black History Month can include everything from commemorative to cultural events, there are also a wide variety of activities for children that incorporate play, arts, and learning.

Children and their caregivers can do everything from watching videos and reading books to learning about a variety of topics through Power Kids, Pennsylvania’s electronic library.

Crayola will host “Imagination in Action,” one of its biggest celebrations of the year, from late January through early February.

Kindergarten Here I Am has released its list of January books for kindergarteners that cover a variety of topics.

To celebrate the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show, which took place earlier this month, Pennsylvania’s Promise for Children has compiled a list of books for children with farm show themes.

Pennsylvania's Promise for Children has released a list of books that will help children learn while in the kitchen.