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On Sunday, March 25th BKLYNER held a Summer Camp Fair featuring 26 camps. Camps from across Brooklyn came together to meet families looking for camp options. There was something for everyone. If you didn’t get a chance to stop by or if you want to see all the camps
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We know our kids love their devices so why not let them learn what is behind the screen. From learning to code and programming to building robots and other devices kids can attend one of these very cool tech-related camps! These camps offer a diverse array of technologies to try
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June is littered with random school holidays. For those of us who still have to work while our kids are off, here are 8 fun, educational camps they can try out. Photo via Construction Kids.Construction Kids [http://constructionkids.com/] Where: Brooklyn Navy Yard, BLDG 92 2nd Floor, 718-522-2902, info@
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The last day of public school is June 28, yet private and parochial schools end much earlier. Some private schools dismiss more than two weeks earlier. While most summer camps kick off the week of July 3, here are camps that start much earlier for those kids who are already
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(Photo via Construction Kids)Astounding: the spectrum of summer camps available for Brooklyn kids. Opportunities include getting hands dirty, learning ropes and pulleys, robotics, and chemistry. Of course, some camps still employ the tried and true education method: play-based learning. Dream. Design. Develop. Let your children discover the joys of
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Image by Congregation Beth ElohimSummer is the epitome of options, excitement, and opportunity. Summer is the stress-free, risk-free time to try on a new hobby or explore a new sport. Each of these following camps book in 1-week segments so your young camper can try them all! Build it bigger!
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(Photo by Lindsey Mendollini/Mark Morris Dance Group)Public schools are off the 3rd week of February. To help out our Brooklyn parents, we’ve compiled a list of winter break camps around the borough that still have space. Camp specialties range from athletic play to creative play. Most camps
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Science, technology, engineering, and math take center stage April 2 through 10, as National Robotics Week [http://www.nationalroboticsweek.org/] hits the spotlight. Established in 2010, the week brings attention to technology-related fields by introducing kids to the world of robotics. In other words, it’s the perfect time to
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Science, technology, engineering, and math take center stage April 2 through 10, as National Robotics Week [http://www.nationalroboticsweek.org/] hits the spotlight. Established in 2010, the week brings attention to technology-related fields by introducing kids to the world of robotics. In other words, it’s the perfect time to
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Science, technology, engineering, and math take center stage April 2 through 10, as National Robotics Week [http://www.nationalroboticsweek.org/] hits the spotlight. Established in 2010, the week brings attention to technology-related fields by introducing kids to the world of robotics. In other words, it’s the perfect time to
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Science is Fun – Engineering Rocks [http://www.scienceisfunengineeringrocks.com/] 372 Clinton Ave, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn Free School, Fort Greene Ages 6-12 Contact: info@scienceisfunengineeringrocks.com, (347)789-4515 This STEAM based day-camp for ages 6-12, explores principles of science and engineering in fun ways. Campers learn through classroom and outdoor activities.
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Encourage your little camper’s fascination with science by registering for one of the following 5 science-focused summer camps. Brooklyn Science Summer Camps Carmelo the Science Fellow Seats still available) [http://www.carmelothesciencefellow.com/summer_camp.html] 300 Atlantic Ave, Boerum Hill, 718-722-0000 For children between the ages of 5-11