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With less than two months away from summer, you may have started thinking about your kids’ summer plans. Ideally, you want them to reduce their screen time, spend time outdoors, and have fun with friends! Courtesy of Marks JCHGuess what? Summer camp does all of that and more! Entering their
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Despite the light dusting of snow and cold weather families from across Brooklyn came to the Camp Expo and Activity Fair at P.S. 139 last Sunday. Families had the chance to meet camp reps and kids could try their hand a variety of activities from stop motion filmmaking and
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Photo by Park Slope Day CampAt Park Slope Day Camp [http://www.parkslopedaycamp.com], we speak in actions. We play outdoors because 21st century children need to be exposed to the joy of the natural world. We jam-pack our schedules because we know the limitless energy children possess. We create
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Despite the weather, summer is actually not that far away. Have you made summer camp plans? Come to the BKLYNER Camp Fair and meet representatives from camps across Brooklyn. The Fair is free and open to the public. Sunday, March 25 12-3pm P.S. 130, 713 Caton Avenue, Brooklyn 11218
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Via Chamah Day Camp1. The kids love it! In their own words: “Both of our children loved Camp! Each day was filled with exciting, varied, fun-filled activities. The counselors provided a warm, loving environment with tremendous spirit!” Ellen & Erik Midwood, Brooklyn 2. Activities Innovative arts and crafts teach the
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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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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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Aviator’s camp programming is brand new for 2016 with new age appropriate groups and exciting trips. Campers will be exposed to a wide variety of sports, they will also get to swim, ice skate, race pedal karts, and participate in reading and math initiatives. Courtesy of Aviator SportsSummer can
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Summer camps are designed for fun, and whether you go the traditional [http://citykidcorner.com/camps/brooklyn-adventures-await-at-these-5-traditional-summer-camps/] , sports [http://citykidcorner.com/camps/stay-fit-and-have-fun-with-these-5-summer-sports-camps/] , science [http://citykidcorner.com/camps/go-mad-for-steam-with-these-5-summer-science-camps/] , or arts [http://citykidcorner.com/camps/find-a-little-fine-arts-fun-at-these-3-brooklyn-summer-camps/] route, kids are almost guaranteed a
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> Trilok smiles during arts and crafts with Ms. Elena 😉 [https://www.instagram.com/p/BA8aXOChCr4/] A photo posted by Trilok Fusion Arts (@trilokfusionarts) on Jan 24, 2016 at 5:41pm PST Summer schedules can be tricky for busy families. What’s a working parent to do when your child’
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The Children’s Academy at LIU Brooklyn offers immersive summer camp fun for children between the ages of three to eighth grade. Starting at the beginning of July and running for seven weeks, our program focuses on creativity, academics and athletics on the Brooklyn campus of one of America’s
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In 1885 the YMCA helped to invent summer camp to provide children with positive and fun experiences that build confidence and new friendships. Photo courtesy of Prospect Park YMCAThe centerpiece of YMCA camps are activities that excite and engage your child, giving them a summer filled with fun and adventure.
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…because you want an authentic and enriching summer camp experience for your child and a trustworthy team of counselors and staff for your own peace of mind. We offer the best in traditional activities with a contemporary twist, and our circus camp, travel camp, soccer academy and leadership training extend
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> “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart,” – Nelson Mandela. Being multilingual has been proven to greatly benefit children in a number of ways, as research dating back
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The trend, right now, is for high school students [http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/summer-college-programs-help-high-schoolers-test-waters/2014/02/21/75460b24-8398-11e3-8099-9181471f7aaf_story.html] to spend their summers on college campuses. Parents want their children comfortable in the academic world and excited for the college experience. Brooklynites–as self-proclaimed leaders of all
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Are you wondering which program your little camper will enjoy best? Mark these open houses on your calendar and bring the young one along. Another important deadline: NYC Park Experience Summer Day Camp [http://www.nycgovparks.org/reg/summercamp] registration closes on Sunday, March 16th. March 15 Mill Basin Day