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Preschool Classes for April

Morning Preschool Classes for April – The Bozeman Recreation Department is offering a Blast Off! – Exploring Space preschool class on Monday & Wednesday, April 4 to 27 from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. for ages 3 to 5 and from 11:00 to 11:45 a.m. for ages 2 & 3. We will talk about stars, make [...]

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Comedy Improv Classes for Kids

Saturday morning classes for grades 1-7 start THIS Saturday, March 26th. Nine week session. Musical Theatre: Students work on a fully staged Broadway or Disney Musical number! Grades 1-3 10-11 am Grades 4-7 11am-12pm Comedy Improvisation: Students learn to trust their instinct while playing fun games and creating hilarious characters and scenes! Grades 1-3 11am-12pm [...]

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A DREAM Come True: March is National Down Syndrome Month

In many ways Hayes is a typical three year old boy. He loves to dance, play ball and chase his older brother around the house. Hayes also has Down syndrome. Like many children born with Down syndrome, Hayes has had several medical complications. He had heart surgery when he was five days old and spent [...]

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From BHS to the ONION

Sitting at a desk at the nation’s premier satirical newspaper three years out of Bozeman high school would be surprising for most people. But for Samantha Booth, BHS graduate, class of 2008, it’s her daily reality for the next three months. Working at The Onion, a parody newspaper and online website based out of Chicago, [...]

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Music Together: Share in the Power of Music

If you are the parent, grandparent, or caregiver of a child or children ages 6 or under and are looking for a fun way to interact and learn with him or her, Music Together might be exactly what you have been looking for. You don’t need to know anything about music to participate, you just [...]

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Need Child Care?

Announcing the New One-Stop Shop for Montana Child Care Seekers: Child Care Solutions Montana (a program of Family Connections), based in Great Falls, is running the Best Beginnings Child Care Referral Program, a new centralized program that helps Montana families find quality child care in their area. The new system offers the ultimate convenience for [...]

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NASA’s Signals and Noise, Oh Boy

A NASA activity developed by Montana State University science educators for teachers is now available free online.

The activity, “!,” relates to the NASA New Horizons mission to Pluto and helps students better understand how spacecraft communicate with Earth.

New Horizons is an unmanned spacecraft that was launched in January 2006 on a nine-year, [...]

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