Since it’s supposed to rain for days, most camps are closed and all activities have been canceled because of fears of the COVID 19 virus, other remote opportunities have popped up, accessible with a device and reliable internet. Live streaming events for kids and others let you marvel at animals at the Cincinnati Zoo, enjoy musical storytime at the Art Factory or move with BalletNova Center for Dance classes in the comfort of your home or back porch. This list of absorbing, distracting and enriching live streams span the gamut of tastes and activities to keep those stuck at home entertained.
American Dairy Association offers Virtual Farm Tours While You’re Stuck at Home
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- Scholastic learn from home
- Kennedy Center Digital Stage
- Romp n. Roll at home online classes
- Chris Field – Serial Disruptor
- Georgia Aquarium
- Barnes & Noble Virtual Storytime
- American Museum of Natural History Dinosaur Gallery
- Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems!
- Free and paid events at Healing Sounds:
- CLIS Studios Dance Classes:
- Grace arts virtual dance classes:
- Gatorland Florida has live alligator feedings at 5 pm on YouTube and 10 am educational videos on Facebook
- Physical Education with Joe
- Tinker Garten Live on Tuesdays:
- At Home PE
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