Posts by Delphi Academy of Boston
Father’s Day Activities: Fun Over Perfection
The best Father’s Day activities are the ones kids help plan. When children design the day, it becomes more meaningful than any store-bought gift. Here are seven Father’s Day activities kids can lead that focus on fun, not perfection. 1. Backyard Camping (No Travel Required) Set up a tent in the backyard, drag out sleeping…
Read MoreSummer Books and Writing: Keeping Kids Reading and Creating All Break Long
School ends next week, and summer stretches ahead with long days perfect for getting lost in a good book. The challenge isn’t getting kids to read, it’s helping them find the right books and giving them time to dive in. Most kids love stories. They love getting absorbed in adventures, laughing at funny characters, and…
Read MoreGardening With Kids: What They Actually Learn From Growing Food
Your child plants a seed, waters it, and checks on it every day. Nothing happens for a while, but then one morning, a tiny green shoot pushes through the soil. This moment is pure magic for kids, but here’s what most parents don’t realize: gardening with kids teaches concepts that workbooks can’t touch. Math, science,…
Read MoreMother’s Day Activities: Fun Ways to Celebrate Mom
Mother’s Day is coming up on Sunday, May 10th, 2026. You and your family might already be planning ahead to decide what to do to celebrate Mom and all that she does. Here are seven Mother’s Day activities that go beyond the usual routine. Pick one, pick three, or create your own version. Backyard Picnic…
Read MoreSpring Break Countdown: Boston Day Trips That Sneak in Learning
Spring break is almost here. You don’t need to travel far or spend a fortune to give your family memorable experiences. Massachusetts is packed with day trips that feel like adventures while quietly building knowledge. Here are seven spring break day trips within an hour or two of Boston. Each one offers hands-on learning while…
Read MoreEarth Day, Every Day: 5 Simple Ways Kids Can Help the Planet in April
Your seven-year-old announces she wants to “save the Earth.” Or your middle schooler comes home from science class worried about climate change. And your preschooler asks why there’s trash on the playground. These conversations are happening in homes everywhere, and parents often wonder: how do we turn big environmental concerns into actions kids can actually…
Read More10 free (or almost free) things to do with kids in Boston this March.
March in Boston can be a tricky month to navigate. It’s cold for the beach, but getting too warm for sledding, and somehow the most expensive month for indoor entertainment. The good news is that there are plenty of free (or nearly free) things to do with kids in Boston this month. Here are some…
Read MoreA Day at Delphi: What Hands-On Learning Actually Looks Like
What Does School Look Like When Students Are Actually Engaged? Walk into most traditional classrooms and you’ll see rows of desks, students quietly taking notes, and a teacher at the front delivering information. It’s familiar. It’s orderly. And for many children, it’s also disengaging. At Delphi Academy of Boston, a typical day looks different. Students…
Read MoreCabin Fever Cure: 7 Hands-On Learning Activities for Snowy Days
With all the snow this year, we wanted to share some great activities to keep your family engaged and learning even when the weather keeps you inside. Long winter days at home don’t have to mean endless screen time or bored kids. These seven hands-on learning activities turn cabin fever into genuine curiosity, using materials…
Read MoreTeaching Kindness Beyond Kindness Week: Small Acts That Build Character
Kindness Week Is Just the Beginning This week at Delphi Academy, we’re celebrating Kindness Week with special activities, but here’s the truth: kindness isn’t a one-week event. It’s a skill that needs daily practice, just like reading or math. When parents understand how to teach kindness to children through small, consistent actions, kids don’t just…
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