Summer learning loss prevention activities don’t have to be solely academic or boring. Educators at Timberland Academy in Muskegon http://timberland.heritageacademies.com/ say there are a variety of fun ways and places for children to continue learning during the summer months.
For Students Grades K-2
How many and what kinds of shapes do you recognize in the ballpark
If you had $10 and wanted to buy food, what would you buy? How much money would you have left?
Looking for some inexpensive fun along the Lakeshore? Here are six ways to save on family fun in Muskegon without breaking the bank.
1. The Muskegon County Fairgrounds has a variety of reasonably priced events including a Renaissance Fair, Youth Fair and Bluegrass Festival. Many of the events are free for children and have a small entry fee for adults. Visit www.muskegoncountyfairgrounds.com for more information!
2. Check out Parties in the Park every Friday from 5-9:30pm in Hackley Park. There is family friendly music and it’s totally free! Visit www.partiesinthepark.com for more details.
3. Muskegon’s WWII ship, the LST-393, features Friday Night Movies On Deck! The old-time movies are only $2, and pop and popcorn is only $1 each. Movies start at dark and all proceeds benefit the ship’s restoration efforts.
In this week’s show we spoke with the experts at Mercy Health Partners in Muskegon. Here are their top four safety tips for parents to remember when it comes to summer fun.
Kids love to ride bikes and scooters in the summer. Make sure your child always wears a bike helmet.
Make sure to always put sunscreen on your children. Even on the cloudy days they can still get burnt.
Never let your child swim without adult supervision.
On those hot summer days, encourage your kids to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Posted Jun 18th 2009 4:01 PM by Maranda
Filed under: Maranda's Blog
Today we had a beautiful Park Party at Marsh Field in Muskegon. The city of Muskegon and the kids and families of Muskegon were awesome!!! Muskegon Police estimated over 3,500 people attended the party. Thank you so much to all the great sponsors who brought out thousands of free food items, gifts, prizes and fun for kids!! I can’t wait until next week’s party at Fifth Third Ball Park! Be sure to watch “Where You Live” this weekend to see highlights from our Muskegon event!
My friends at Craig’s Cruisers just announced they will be giving away 4,000 FREE go-kart passes at our Muskegon Park Party taking place on Thursday, June 18th at Marsh Field in Muskegon. Hey, it’s another great reason to come to our first Park Party of the summer!
Summer is here and keeping kids busy is on the top of everyone’s mind. This week on Where You Live we’re showing you some of the summer hot spots in your area!
I’m looking for talented kids to join me on the Meijer entertainment stage at this year’s Park Parties!! Partnering with my friends Tommy and Brook of STAR 105.7 we’re searching for the next West Michigan stars! This contest is open to anyone 18 or younger and it’s easy to enter. Simply post a video of your child showcasing his or her talent at www.westmichiganstar.com. Then, listen to Tommy and Brook weekday mornings to find out about the weekly winner and how you can cast your vote! I can’t wait to see the amazing things your kids can do!
Summer is the perfect time to think about spending an evening at the races. I-96 Speedway in Lake Odessa is a summer hot spot that your entire family will enjoy. Every Saturday night they offer racing action including sprint cars, late model series, school bus races and more. Plus, they also offer a Kids Club where the little ones can make crafts, meet drivers and get a tour of the pits.
For more information including a complete summer schedule visit www.i96speedway.com. Also, check out the contest section on www.marandatv.com/contests and register to win one of ten family four packs to the races!
Summer learning loss prevention activities don’t have to be solely academic or boring. Educators at Timberland Academy in Muskegon http://timberland.heritageacademies.com/ say there are a variety of fun ways and places for children to continue learning during the summer months. 
Looking for some inexpensive fun along the Lakeshore? Here are six ways to save on family fun in Muskegon without breaking the bank.
