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Shake It Up!

Did you know you can make creamy, delicious ice cream at home without an ice cream machine? All you need are a few simple ingredients and a little patience. This fun recipe is part science experiment and part sweet treat—perfect for a hot summer day!

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Make Grammar Fun This Summer

Grammar helps you share your thoughts clearly and confidently. When you learn about grammar now, it gets easier to explain your ideas, understand what you read, and talk with others. Strong grammar can help you do well in school—and it also builds thinking and problem-solving skills you’ll use everywhere, not just in the classroom.

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Dine out for Less with These Deals!*

Several restaurants in Lincoln offer complimentary kids meals, typically with the purchase of an adult entrée, and discounted kids options to help offset the cost of going out to eat.

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Summer Parenting Hacks

Summer is all about enjoying the outdoors and staying busy while making memories with your kiddos. Easy, right? With busy schedules and kids full of energy, things can get a little hectic. To help keep the fun rolling without the stress, try a few of these simple parenting hacks to keep your summer days running smoothly.

Christine Weeks 1/30/26 Christine Weeks 1/30/26

Tiny Helpers with a Huge Job

In Lincoln, some of the hardest-working locals are also the tiniest. Our pollinators help seeds and plants to grow, and without them, we wouldn’t have the grasses, flowers, or even fruits that we enjoy today! Let’s take a deeper look at some of our pollinators and how you can help them.

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How Nebraska Started a Holiday That Grew Around the World

Kids around the country know Arbor Day as the day you plant trees, but Nebraska has a bigger connection to this holiday. That’s because Arbor Day actually began right here in our state more than 150 years ago.

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Meet the Meteorologist!

Have you ever looked up at the sky and wondered, “Why do clouds look like that?” or “How do we know when a storm is coming?” Learn from Jessica Blum, a Lincoln meteorologist and streaming anchor who turned her weather curiosities into an exciting career! Let’s step into the world of weather, clouds, and sky science with Jessica as our guide.

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What Are Love Languages?

Have you ever heard someone talk about “love languages” and wondered what that means? A love language is simply the way a person likes to give and receive love. Dr. Gary Chapman shared that most people fall into one of these five “love languages.”

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Be a Battery Superhero!

Not all batteries are the same! Learn battery safety basics and how to handle them safely, just like a true battery superhero.

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