Hot Toast Music Co. is planning virtual programming for families every day of the week! Go to their Facebook page for more information! https://www.facebook.com/hottoastmusicco/

We have a whole week of zoo school planned just for you. Tune in weekdays at 10 am. This week we will focus on the fascinating world of foxes!

Monday Funday – Introduction to the week’s topic. Activities will post online at tulsazoo.org/kids at 10 am.

Tour Tuesday – Visit your favorite animals from the comfort of your home. This week we will tour the Desert Building where our fennec foxes live.

Story Time Wednesday – Join us for a story and animal chat.

Crafts with Katie Thursday – Create a fox using items you can find around your home.

Meet an Animal Friday – Q&A LIVE with an ambassador animal.

Need a way to get their energy out for 20-30 minutes a day while staying homebound? Join us every weekday at 11:00am CST for a LIVE physical education class that will be sure to get your kid’s wiggles out!

👟❤️WATCH LIVE: Recess with Rob Kaiser, weekdays at 11:30 a.m. on Facebook!
As always we are better together and would love to see pictures or videos of you doing this activity in the comments below!
#bettertogether #stayactiveOK

👟❤️ LIVE STREAM: Recreation Time with Rob Kaiser, Monday to Friday at 11:30 am on Facebook!
As always, it’s better if we do everything together and we would love to leave us comments with photos or videos of you doing these exercises!
#bettertogether #stayactiveOK

Midtown Athletics is offering daily live workouts on Instagram and Facebook that are 30minutes in length and all bodyweight. Workouts can be done together as a family and are for beginners to advanced. These workouts are FREE but we appreciate a donation on Venmo, if you’re so inclined.

The Oklahoma Caring Vans are helping to fight the spread of the flu virus this season. The program’s nine mobile units have been traveling throughout the state and are expected to provide nearly 9,000 flu vaccinations to Oklahoma children.

Flu season typically runs from October through April. Because strains of the flu change each year, the annual flu shot is the best way to avoid the flu and complications associated with the virus. According to the Centers for Disease Control, children are at greater risk for flu related health issues and commonly require medical care, especially under the age of five. The Caring Van program provides a critical resource for many children who may not receive a flu shot in a traditional clinic setting.

The Oklahoma Caring Van Program provides immunizations and other preventative services at no charge to children, aged six weeks through 18 years, who are uninsured, Medicaid eligible or American Indian. In addition to flu shots, the Caring Vans provide all immunizations required by Oklahoma law for enrollment in school or child care.

Immunizations are given on a first come, first serve basis. For each child immunized, a parent or guardian must provide current shot records and complete paperwork.

Please see below for the Tulsa Caring Van public clinics happening in March. A full schedule of clinics can be found at oklahomacaringfoundation.org, on Facebook  at facebook.com/oklahomacaringfoundation or Text TULSAVAN to 33633 to receive our van schedule (standard data and messaging rates may apply).

About The Oklahoma Caring Foundation: The Oklahoma Caring Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization administered as an in kind gift by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, a Division of Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company. These companies are independent licensees of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. The Foundation was established in 1994 to improve the health of Oklahoma children through vaccinations and access to basic, preventive health care. For more information, visit oklahomacaringfoundation.org.

Read with Tulsa Public Schools! Weekdays at 2 p.m. Join us!
If you would like to submit a video, email tpsinfo@tulsaschools.org.

Enjoy reading with Tulsa Public Schools! Monday to Friday at 2 p.m. We invite you! If you wanted to send a video, email tpsinfo@tulsaschools.org.

Beginning at sunrise April 1 the crystal digging area at the refuge will be open for visitors. It will remain open daily, from sunrise to sunset, until October 15. Bring the family out to the refuge and harvest your own selenite crystals (the state crystal of Oklahoma) and create memories that will last a lifetime.