Summer Learning
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Camp – It’s Not Just for Kids Anymore | Angela McGinnIf your children aren’t quite ready to go away on their own to overnight camp, then think about tagging along with them this year. Family Camps offer a stress-free vacation with lodging, cooked meals and pre-planned activities included. Check out these options for great getaways for the whole family. |
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Acting Up | Angela McGinnYour living room is the stage and your child is the star. Is this a familiar scenario in your house? If being the audience is getting a bit old and your clapping skills are lacking in enthusiasm, you definitely need a break. And face it - your kid deserves some constructive and heartfelt feedback for a change as well. Do yourselves both a favor this summer. Check out these opportunities for your young stars to hone their acting skills and express their theatrical side. More |
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Hangin’ out with Mother Nature | Angela McGinnCuriosity about the natural world is essential for a child’s development. The study of nature encourages kids to be observant and investigative, and fosters a personal relationship with Mother Nature herself. Summer outdoor learning experiences are prime opportunities for children to explore the world around them. |
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Time Travelers | Angela McGinnJune arrives and school is out. Everywhere kids are jumping in their time machines to travel back in history. They will go where their interests take them. 12-year-old Avery and 17-year-old Sara are off to Crow Canyon Archaeological Center in Colorado for Archaeology Camp. More |
