CharlottesvilleFamily BLOOM Guide to Education Fall 2020

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CharlottesvilleFamily proudly sponsors: Ishan Gala Foundation’s Splash for A Cure

Monticello’s Heritage Harvest Festival

Virtual August 29

Virtual September–December

BRHBA Virtual Parade of Homes

Foxfield Races

Crozet Arts & Crafts Festival

Charlottesville October 3–4 & 10–11

Foxfield October 4

Virtual October 10

Bringing the Museum Home

Although the Virginia Discovery Museum (VADM) continues to be closed due to COVID19, the learning and fun does not have to stop. VADM has created activity and craft kits you can purchase and take home, and has posted numerous science experiment ideas on their website for you to try at home using your own materials. The museum debuts a new kit each week, ranging from designing your own superhero costume to building a car that uses wind power for speed. Those interested can order online and use contactless pickup or delivery: vadm.org/vdm-at-home. Plus, starting in September, keep an eye out for free virtual programs like Storytime and A-B-STEAM for all ages, as well as pre-registered virtual Discovery Workshops for kids 4 and older.

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Less “Remote” Learning at the YMCA The Brooks Family YMCA is offering a remote learning center for kids in grades K–5 this fall. As all Albemarle County and Charlottesville City schools are using virtual learning modes, kids with working parents can come to the YMCA and complete their classes, homework and other online learning activities. Registration for the YMCA location is full and a waiting list is available, but stay tuned for information about another remote learning center at Walker Upper Elementary School. For more info, visit piedmontymca.org.


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