Kokomo Post Kids: Eat, Play, Learn- Aug. 29
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Hey Kokomo! It’s that time of the week again. Our staff with kids are happy to share a few of the places their kids like to eat, play, and learn in and around Howard County. Check out this week’s picks for yourself!
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Kokomo Kids Eat
Cookies from HoneyBee’s Farm at the Russiaville Farmer’s Market
Sunday, Sept. 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
As fall approaches some of our favorite summer activities like our local farmers markets are ending. Next Sunday, Sept. 8 will be the final market in Russiaville and we don’t want you to miss the goodies you’ll find there. HoneyBee’s Farm, a local vendor, sells homemade jams, granola, cookies, and more. She shared some goodies with us and they reminded our family about the special taste of homemade food. The chocolate chip cookies disappeared first and are what we were told about when we first discovered HoneyBee’s Farm. You can see what products they have available by checking out their Facebook page.
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Kokomo Kids Play
Hiking Experience Kit from the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library
220 N. Union St., Kokomo, IN 46901 | 765-457-3242
Get outside and play with your kids before the weather changes. Hiking is a low-cost and low impact hobby your whole family can enjoy together. Indiana is home to more than 30 state parks and recreation areas where established trails are available. We are so lucky to have an urban forest at Jackson Morrow park with trails along the creek as well. Grab your best hiking boots or walking shoes and check out the Hiking Experience Kit from KHCPL with your library card. The kit includes a backpack, binoculars, a pair of anti-shock trekking poles, and the book “Indiana Trees & Wildflowers” by James Kavanagh. You can find more details about this kit on the KHCPL Website. You can search “Experience Kit” in the online catalog to view more experience kits as well.
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Kokomo Kids Learn
Banzai Financial Literacy Courses with Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union
https://www.solfcu.org/financial-wellness/financial-education/
Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union is sharing a special opportunity for current and new members to access Banzai Financial Literacy Courses. There are courses available for all ages so you and your family can learn more about money and finances together. Solidarity will even add a $25 deposit annually into your Solidarity sare/savings account when you complete an age appropriate course. You can sign up to access the Banzai courses for free on the Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union Website. These courses and more financial literacy resources are also available to local educators from eligible partnership schools. For more information about this partnership, you can contact Jessica Ausbrook by email at jausbrook@solfcu.org.
What would your kids’ picks be? Leave us a comment below or on our social media pages so we can check them out!
