Kids
Where the Wild Things Are – Robert Delpire’s Children Books
Over the past sixty years, the eyes and instincts of Robert Delpire have shaped much of the world’s understanding of photography.
Apps for Fun and Education
Like most people, I could sit with my iPhone and play Words With Friends for hours on end – so I have to exercise extreme self-discipline.
Almost Human: The American Girl Experience
“Oh my God!” That’s what first came to mind when I visited the American Girl store on Fifth Avenue.
Skating in Bryant Park
Winter has officially begun and New Yorkers have been enjoying the weather since November. Ice skating rinks have popped throughout the city [...] while New Yorkers are waiting for the real snow.
French schooling in the Tri-State
For many, the idea of sending children to a French school is an cosmopolitan concept – and therefore unattainable to those living outside of a major urban center. Fortunately,…
City Kids Can Learn in Two Languages
Many parents believe that the best education for their children is a bilingual education and many of these parents want their children to be bilingual in French and English.
Parlez-vous francais, mon petit?
With so many education priorities, where does the French language fit in? Surprisingly, in an increasing number of New York City public schools. Over the past two years, six new French-English dual language programs have been introduced.
