Distance Learning is much more challenging than any of us thought. The concept might seem simple but in reality, it’s overwhelming and frustrating. As a 6th grade teacher, mother of 3 teenagers and a former distance learner, give your family the best chance with these top ten tips, and try not to let the stress get to you! You've got this.

Need a Spring Break? ActivityHero has live, interactive online classes and camps with expert teachers that keep your kids engaged. Spring break online camps and classes include art, music, science, cooking, sports and more. Invite a friend for a virtual playdate!

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a lot of uncertainty in the world, and everyone is having to rapidly adapt. During these tough times when the world seems uncontrollable our local museums, businesses, libraries and more are making sure that families thrive online during these unprecedented times. In this ultimate coronavirus Bay Area guide are all local establishments and resources are offering incredible programs that can help you and your family adjust to the changes and help families thrive.

Medical personnel nationwide face an increasing shortage of personal protective equipment. This equipment is essential for the safety of medical workers and without it their health can be severely compromised. Here is a way to help hospitals overcome these scarcities.

While schools, libraries and bookstores are closed, publishing companies such as Penguin Random House, #HarryPotterAtHome, Harper Collins are stepping up and giving permission to have their books read-aloud online. Don’t be surprised if you see your favorite actor, astronaut, local librarian, teacher and school principal getting into the story time action.

Children stuck at home can still explore the wildlife outside their doors. Despite the shelter in place order during the coronavirus pandemic, try exploring with these live web cams scattered in and about the Bay Area.