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Join the Great Wisconsin Birdathon to go birding for a cause!

Crossroads of Ideas is a free public lecture series held monthly during the academic year that addresses topics that matter to our community and are the subject of research at UW-Madison.

Celebrate Earth Week at Madison Children's Museum by making pollinator seed paper with material from the rooftop garden.

Read aloud to a therapy dog from nonprofit Guardian Whiskers! Reading to an attentive, non-judgmental audience is a great way for young people to build fluency, and being with a pet has many other proven health benefits.

It is a space that changes frequently and is an engaging and attractive area that draws children and families in to do a quick hands-on activity as they enter or exit the library.

In The Legend of the Lost Emerald, players and families can step into the shoes of Jules, a maritime archaeologist to recover the stories behind shipwrecks inspired by real Great Lakes history!

Use our free online on-demand learning and activity guide to learn about the Fox-Wisconsin portage and beyond.

Earn Wisconsin Registry credit with free, online PBS KIDS self-paced learning courses! Every course is available with a free account on The Registry - no membership required! Unless noted, all courses are worth 2 hours of Tier 2 credit.

Electa Quinney was Wisconsin's first known public school teacher and a notable mentor in the Mohican community. Learn how Electa and the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohicans kept their traditions alive and preserved their ways of life.

Explore the PBS Wisconsin Education series, THE WAYS, a collection of language and culture stories from Native communities around the central Great Lakes that explores traditional ways and those of today.