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We get it; Brooklyn is #trending with Brooklyn-based summer camps. Although you might think the booming borough has it all, it doesn’t have Chelsea Piers Summer Sports Camp [http://www.chelseapiers.com/summer-camp/]s [http://www.chelseapiers.com/summer-camp/]. Chelsea Piers is Manhattan’s premier destination for youth sports
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Summer is a time for exploration and these summer camps allow for such investigations. A Little Bit of Everything These three summer camps offer a variety of specializations. Photo via Dodge YMCA.Dodge YMCA [https://www.ymcanyc.org/dodge/pages/day-camp-at-the-dodge-ymca] Where: 225 Atlantic Ave., 718-625-3136, fbarretta@ymcanyc.org What:
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As the Camp Season kicks into full gear, we decided to take a closer look at some of our favorite camps that offer something a bit unusual. Construction Kids started in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, back in 2009, based on the belief that it is important for children to be allowed
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Courtesy of Park Slope Day CampSummer is right around the corner; time to break out the shorts, swim trunks, and sunscreen. And there is no better way for a child to spend their summer than with Park Slope Day Camp [http://www.parkslopedaycamp.com/]. Courtesy of Park Slope Day CampActive,
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Here are the top 16 reasons for signing your child up for traditional Brooklyn summer camps. Indoor/Outdoor Facilities These five summer camps have their own, private facilities that include swimming pools. (Photo via Marks JCH)Marks JCH Summer Camp [http://www.jchb.org/summer-camps/] Where: 7802 Bay Parkway, 718-943-6343
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One summer, when I was maybe 11, I spent 4 weeks at a summer camp in Georgia. It literally changed me. (I accidentally sat on my glasses and the eye doctor subsequently told me I didn’t need them anymore.) And I returned, as most do, with a camp trunk
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We’ve got to move it, move it! Below are 15 camps that get campers on the court, into the water, or up a wall! Jack (and Jill) of all sports There’s never a dull moment at these sports camps that teach the fundamentals of skating, swimming, baseball, basketball,
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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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The time has come for young artists to unleash their imagination! Cumbe Center for African and Diaspora Dance [http://cumbedance.org/] invites children to an unforgettable summer experience where they can learn about African-rooted music and dance from across the Diaspora. Designed for children ages 3-7, campers will explore their
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Courtesy Prospect Park YMCAEach of these traditional camps offers a variety of activities throughout the summer while still maintaining a predictable and safe day. And, when your child outgrows camp but still needs supervision — and wants to stay with their friends — these camps also offer counselor in training programs. Traditional
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Photo via Prospect GymnasticsPlan for an energetic summer with our favorite sports camps that understand how to teach (and inspire) young athletes. Prospect Gymnastics [http://www.prospectgymnastics.com] Where: 1023 Church Ave, 718-484-0911, rokeya@prospectgymnastics.com What: Prospect Gymnastics teaches kids that bravery, confidence, and focus are fun! They embrace
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(Photo via Construction Kids)Public school spring break runs from Monday, April 10 through Tuesday, April 18. Parochial schools have some crossover with that beginning on Thursday, April 13 and running through the following Friday, April 21. Where will your kids be during those breaks? We found four camps that