Children’s characters came to life on Saturday at the 12th annual Storybook Forest in Spring Hill. The woods transformed into a world of pure imagination through hands-on activities like face-painting, singing, and, of course, reading. The slight chill in the air didn’t stop Anysia McDowell and her daughters from making the trek up from St. Petersburg. “We just got here and did a beeline to Daniel Tiger and Katerina Kittycat!” she laughed. “We saw lots of books being featured, we love reading.”
Related Posts
For FamiliesUncategorized
Notice to Families: Parent Fees for October
Dear Families, In light of the recent challenges posed by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the…
Sherri SabadishinDecember 8, 2024
About UsUncategorized
Registration is OPEN for Full STEAM Ahead Conference
Dear Educators! Exciting news, Early Learning Champions! Registration is now OPEN for the Full STEAM…
Sherri SabadishinNovember 25, 2024
About UsFor FamiliesUncategorized
Hurricane Milton Support for our Families & Community
In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, the Early Learning Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties,…
Sherri SabadishinOctober 17, 2024