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Roanoke Valley Kids Issue 11

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Volume 1 Issue 11 - May 28, 2020

A Digital Magazine from

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May 28-June 4

Roanoke Valley Family Will be live on facebook at 6 PM DAILY facebook.com/roanokefamily Appearances and

Thursday, May 28

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANIKA!

Great ways to celebrate birthdays in quarantine

Friday, May 29

Monday, June 1

Ellen Cleveland LFA Consignment TBA Commonwealth Catholic Charities ACTIVITY TBA

Saturday, May 30

MARIO KART LIVE!

Win a prize if you beat the Amazing EMMA!

Sunday, May 31

Science Experiment Sunday TBA

Tuesday, June 2

Wednesday, June 3

Heather Draeger Physicians to Women

Thursday, June 4

Tauby the Great Art Detective from the Taubman Museum

A Magical Journey Fun At Home

Google has teamed up with hundreds of museums, exhibitions and world landmarks to create virtual tours, videos and photo galleries.

The British Library’s Harry Potter exhibit is one of our favorites! Your family can get close up with illustrations that inspired the iconic artwork, discover the roots behind the famous spells and character names and see the lasting impact the books have had on the world around us.

Mood Music

Need some music to uplift your home’s mood? The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra has created different mood playlists on Spotify for anyone to listen to and enjoy! They’ve also worked with Virginia Tech’s Moss Art Center to provide videos of their beautiful performances for home-viewing!

Recommended Apps

Duolingo

Free-to-start; iOs & Android

Learn a new language with short, simple daily games.

Bloons TD 6

$4.99; iOS & Android

An addiciting strategy game that will drive you bananas!

Epic!

Free; iOS & Android

Read thousands of children’s e-books, both fiction and nonfiction!

Welcome to the Digital Stage!

kennedy-center.org /digitalstage

Summer is often time for legendary concerts and festivals. The Kennedy Center is joining forces with superstars to create new online and previously recorded concerts, shows, and performances in all genres. Don’t miss out on:

John Legend & Lindsay Stirling

Seasoned Chef Online Cooking School

theseasonedchef.com | $25 per class

Discover new recipes, master new cooking techniques and ask an expert chef along the way with The Seasoned Chef’s online cooking school. With classes designed for young and older chefs- these classes are a great option for families to learn together.

Mad Science Virtual Camp

Mad Science is offering both affordable virtual day-camps AND free online follow-along science experiment videos.

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ACROSS------------,

1) Chips off the old flock?

6) Like luxury hotels

10) Ostrich cousins

14) Bye, in France

15) One opposed

16) Highest-quality

17) Spy vs. spy, e g

20) Suburb of Atlanta

21) Hymn book

22) Boise's state

25) "The defense _!"

26) Annoying smell

30) "Star Trek" speed

32) Close-mouthed

35) Painting props

4 I) Haphazardly

43) Pearl City partings

44) Extreme emotional outburst

45) TV's "_-Team"

47) Like karaoke performances

48) Birch tree

53) Moral standard

56) Move like a snake

58) Rounded roof structure

63) Some computer monitors

66) Well aware of

67) Dare into doing

68) Dickens' scheming Heep

69) Mattel wares

70) Young newts

71) Annoying

HERE, KITTY

May 18th

DOWN

1) Plant pouches

2) Food in a red coat

3) Word with "slicker" or "hall"

4) Dotted-line instruction

5) Islam's largest branch

6) Actress Dawber

7) Lennon's wife

8) Shocked state

9) Blow off steam?

10) Birdie beater

11) Castle trenches

12) Not gratified, as needs

13) Fortune-tellers

18) Mom's mate

19) Word before "drop" or "flap"

23) Barley bristles

24) Short-handled ax

26) Threat in the ocean

27) Post-ante activity

28) "Beetle Bailey" canine

29) Wealthy

31) Goldfish, gerbils and such

33) Chinese tea

34) Point in the right direction?

36) Work in Hollywood, perhaps

37) Cows and sows

38) Brown shade

39) Form of "lie"

40) Entanglement

42) Hindu nursemaid

46) "... upon receipt _"

48) Adam's-apple warmer

49) Treeless plain below the equator

50) Cheerful little earful

51) Community spirit

52) Part of the Greek alphabet

54) Like some winter roads

55) Funny person

57) Outer limit

59) Not diluted

60) Kimono closers

61) Tap mishap

62) Covered with soot

64) Cat's prey

65) They're on billboards

What’s For Dinner?

Stuck in a cooking rut at home? Here’s some inspiration meal ideas!

Meatless Monday:

Give your family a reason to ration out all that meat you panic-purchased and increase their daily vegetable servings. Try making a delicious chili and hearty cornbread, or a veggie fajita plate.

Taco Tuesday:

Take a spin on the traditional Taco Tuesday and make Taco Mac-n-Cheese. Add seasoned ground beef, and stir into your favorite fast macaroni and cheese recipe (we promise not to judge you if that’s Velveeta...) Don’t forget to top the bowls with fresh cut tomatoes or salsa!

No-Worries Wednesday:

We all are having rough days right now, sometimes the idea of cooking dinner is just enough to push us into madness. But this dinner is so easy, a preschooler could put it together- Snacks For Dinner. Everyone grabs a plate and fills up on some low-butter popcorn, slices of cheese, throw on some grapes, sliced carrots, and a cup of yogurt. Best thing is, your kids will think you’re the coolest parent on the block!

Thirsty Thursday:

Really, the name of today may have had a different meaning in your younger years, but today we mean smoothies! Using protien packed ingredients such a peanut butter, oatmeal or whey, can allow you to replace a meal with a refreshing drink.

Fancy Friday:

Just because we’re stuck inside, that doesn’t mean we can’t have five star meals! Elevate your everyday dinner by having everyone dress in their best outfits and fanciest accessories. You can have your kids create decorated place settings and centerpieces while you break out the holiday dishes. Don’t want to slave over a stove in your black-tie kicks? Try ordering from a local restaurant, many are doing family sized meals. Discover which restaurants are open now at www.visitroanokeva.com/covid19/takeout.

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Match the Shadows

WHAT DOES NOT FIT?

At Commonwealth Catholic Charities, we connect children in foster care with foster parents who will nurture them and provide them with safety, security, and hope.

Learn more about CCC’s foster care program at www.cccofva.org. While you’re there, download our free coloring sheet!

Answers and Solutions

Crossword - Page 6

Find the Differences - Page 14

ywood,perhaps

48)Adam's-applewarmer

49)Treelessplainbelowtheequator

50)Cheerfullittleearful

51)Communityspirit

52)PartoftheGreekalphabet

54)Likesomewinterroads

Does Not

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