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March 20th is the first official day of Spring, and the city is alive with so much to do. Take advantage of longer days and warmer temperatures to get outside and explore the city with your host kids. From cherry blossoms on the Potomac to Easter egg hunts at Hillwood or even Madame Tussauds, there truly is something for children of all ages. Continue reading
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St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th. St. Patrick is said to have given a sermon from a hilltop that drove all the snakes from Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated in the US since 1737. Traditional icons of the day are the shamrock, leprechaun, the color green and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Continue reading
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Looking for fun Spring craft ideas? APIA’s Spring Holidays Pinterest Board has lots of creative ways to celebrate the return of warmer weather and many of the Spring holidays.
Each month, Au Pair in America provides a calendar full of helpful information and fun activities for everyone in the family.
Already have May 10th (Mother’s Day) and May 25th (Memorial Day) marked on your calendar? What about May 15th (National Chocolate Chip Day) or May 18th (International Museum Day)? Each month, Au Pair in America provides a calendar full of helpful information and fun ways for your Au Pair to celebrate and have fun with your kids.
