Bring A Kid To Work Day - April 28, 2022

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Bring a Kid to Work Day - April 24, 2025

Bring a Kid to Work Day is an annual event held on the 4th Thursday of April. This year's event will be on April 24, 2025 with the theme, "For a New Generation," connecting kids with role models in different fields, gaining experiences that make their future goals feel attainable and exciting. The following resources are available to you and the children in your life to encourage learning and help them explore what is possible in their futures.

• Resources for parents & educators Parents & Educators
• For toddlers Activities for Ages 4 and Younger
• For elementary students Activities for Ages 5-8
• For middle school students Activities for Ages 9-12
• For teens Activities for Ages 13+