Winter in Rochester!

Winter is here!

Indoor Recreation Centers

Master list of local libraries:
Quick links to their events

Great Winter Hikes in Central/Western New York

Museums and family fun centers


How to Bully-Proof Your Child:
Practical Tips



Those wacky Webster Children's Librarians!
Stories, songs, and fingerplays on YouTube


Calendar


The Creative Nanny Closet     The Nanny Closet

    Balloons
    Bingo markers
    Brown lunch bags
    Brown mailing paper
    Bubbles
    Construction paper
    Contact paper
    Corn syrup
    Crayons
    Feathers
    Foam paper
    Glue bottles/sticks
    Handi tak fasteners
    Hole puncher
    Markers
    Noodles-different shapes
    Paint
    Paintbrushes/sponge brushes
    Paper plates
    Pipe cleaners
    Plastic cookie cutters
    Plastic cups
    Play dough
    Pom-poms
    Popsicle sticks-small/large
    Poster board
    Puff paint
    Ribbon
    Shaving cream
    Stamps/ink pads
    Stickers
    Tape
    Tissue Paper
    Velcro
    Yarn

Tip: You can easily organize all of these items by using old diaper wipe containers. Also, most of these items are inexpensive and some can be purchased at your local Dollar Store. Like "The Creative Nanny Bag," all of these items are essential to have on hand. The more materials you have, the more creative you can be! "The Creative Nanny Closet" varies from "The Creative Nanny Bag" in that it consists more of the stationary items you need to create detailed projects and activities.