Summer Learning

 
Idyllwild Arts Family Week

Camp – It’s Not Just for Kids Anymore | Angela McGinn

If 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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Child Actor

Acting Up | Angela McGinn

Your 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

 
ROW Family Rafting Trip

Hangin’ out with Mother Nature | Angela McGinn

Curiosity 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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ROW Adventures Lewis & Clark Trip

Time Travelers | Angela McGinn

June 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

 
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