

Editor’s Note: The Kids VT Money Issue 2026
Cathy Resmer reflects on the coloring contest and the upcoming Next GENerator: VT’s Youth Maker Market — two examples of reader engagement.
→ Kids VT Archive
Kids VT Money Issue • 2026
Young Vermont Makers Set Up Shop at Next GENerator
Students in grades 3 through 12 are the vendors at the youth maker market in Burlington, selling everything from crochet animals to cutting boards.
New Government Programs Help Parents Save for Kids’ Future
The federal Trump Account and Vermont’s Baby Bonds help parents create nest eggs for their children while instilling the habit of saving and investing.
Need Help Teaching Kids About Money? Meet Aldo.
Aldo’s Allowance Academy helps parents and caregivers teach financial literacy with guidebooks geared toward kids ages 6 through 14.
Woodstock Business Saves Stuffed Animals From the Landfill
Kate Niemczyk, owner of the Bunny Bin, rescues donated stuffed animals in need of some love, then fixes them up and finds them new homes.
Save the Dates: Spring Fun for the Whole Family
Explore these seven family-friendly events in Vermont this season, including the Owl Festival at VINS.
Mealtime: Budget-Friendly Indian Recipe
Astrid Hedbor Lague shows that eating on a budget doesn’t have to be boring with this Indian dish, inspired by her dad’s cooking.
Three-Time Coloring Contest Winner Shares Her Secrets
Dozens of young artists enter every Kids VT coloring contest. How did a Woodbury sixth grader come out on top three times in a year?

Following local school and education news?
Get local info, events and resources for busy parents from Kids VT in your inbox.
→ Family Fun Events
Sing-Along With Linda Bassick
Tuesdays, 11-11:30 a.m. Continues through March 31
Fletcher Free Library, 235 College St., Burlington

Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Fri., March 20, 7 p.m.
Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St., Rutland

‘Powered by Possibility’
Sat., March 21, 8:30-11 a.m.
University of Vermont Gutterson Fieldhouse, 97 Spear St., Burlington

Physics Phun Day: Discovery & Dinosaurs
Sat., March 21, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, 1 College St., Burlington

Sending your kids to camp or class?
Vermont Camp & School Finder is a directory of summer camps and school year programs powered by Kids VT that helps your family plan academic and recreation adventures in Vermont, New England and Québec.

Kids VT is Vermont’s only parenting magazine, a reliable resource for family-friendly events, activities, camps and schools since 1994. Find tips on education, health, fitness, food, shopping, books, crafts and more. Our free, quarterly magazine is available inside Seven Days and is distributed throughout northern and central Vermont.
- Pitch a parenting story: cathy@sevendaysvt.com
- Advertise your business, camp or event: sales@sevendaysvt.com
A Year of Parenting with Kids VT
Kids VT Camp Guide • 2026
Kids VT Winter 2025
Kids VT, Back to School 2025
Kids VT, Summer 2025
More from Kids VT
Explore Your 2026 Vermont Summer Camp Options
Browse 50+ Vermont camps and schools for kids and families on campfindervt.com
Find Summer and School-Year Camps for Vermont Kids
Now’s the time to sign your kids up for summer programs. Find 50+ options in Kids VT’s 2026 Camp Guide.
Navigating Camp Sign-Ups? These Vermont Parents Have Tips.
Summer in Vermont is short and sweet, but signing your kids up for camps is anything but. A trio of moms shares their stress and offers some suggestions.






