camps
If bugs, engineering, soda explosions, or slime make your kids smile from ear to ear, consider spending a summer with one of Brooklyn’s fantastic science camps. Not sure where to start? Here are five options from across the borough: Courtesy Engineering For Kids [https://www.facebook.com/EngineeringForKids/photos/
AmeriKick
Photo via Park Slope Day Camp [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=724005417625928&set=pb.100000494288748.-2207520000.1425062214.&type=3&theater] Looking for a way to keep young campers a little closer to home this summer? Well, we have seven summer camps on this side of
the tiny scientist
Are you interested in trying out The Tiny Scientis [http://www.thetinyscientist.com/Parents_Night_Out.html]t before committing to a week long science camp? This Saturday, young scientists can be dropped off while parents go out on a date. Afterward, ask your child if spending the summer studying
8th avenue
We’ve got more family fun coming to 8th Avenue. The Tiny Scientist [http://thetinyscientist.com/Home.html], located in the old G&Y Deli [/blog/business/gy-deli-on-8th-ave-closed-space-for-rent] at Windsor Place, will introduce their first series of classes for children ages 2-11 the week of January 13. From sensory