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Sending kids to camp reaps big benefits
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... safe and nurturing environment, and are allowed to just be kids. Play is a powerful form of learning that contributes mightily to the child's healthy physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development. According to an American Academy of Pediatrics report, creative free play protects a child's emotional development and reduces a child's risk of stress, anxiety, and depression. To find the perfect camp for your child, visit the Find A Camp feature on ACA's parent Web site at www.CampParents.org
Camp is Essential
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I always wanted to go to camp when I was younger. We could never afford it and I was too shy to attend. I wish I would have went now, because I heard so many wonderful stories about 4-H camp. It was always offered for the students in our school. I do believe that camp is essential for children. Going to camp not only provides the children with learning skills, but independent skills, leadership skills, communication skills, and the chance to meet new people and make life long friends. Each skill is essential to your child’s future and your child will be able to benefit from all ...
The Island News
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On occasion I receive emails from various companies and organizations asking me to forward their messages on to you. So, here they are in their own words . . . well, mostly.
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On March 27, at special “Stepping Up for the Environment” events across 320-plus Goddard Schools nationwide, more than 40,000 youngsters will help spread the message that even very young children – toddlers and preschoolers - can make a positive impact toward a sustainable future. Education experts at Goddard, the country’s leading child care franchise company, offer the following fun ...
Save on Summer Camp
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Camp is usually something kids (and parents) look forward to every yea. Just because times are tough, doesn't mean that this year has to be any different. Find out what you can do to keep the camp ...
What to Pack
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My husband and I enjoy going camping. We haven’t been able to go camping in a year, because of his deployment to Iraq. But, we are excited to have some new upcoming camping adventures in the summer time. Speaking of summer time, kids really enjoy going to summer camp. Summer camps are a great way for your child to meet new people, experience new exciting activities, and to get away from the house for the summer. The American Camp Association has created tips on what to keep in mind when you’re packing for camp.
HEADGEAR - Parents should consider packing items to protect a camper from the sun. ACA ...
Media-Friendly Tip From The American Camp Association : TEN TIPS TO HELP HEAL HOMESICKNESS
Pajama Mommy - A Women and Mothers Blogger Community A Women and Mothers Magazine —
... the cases are severe. If your child is not eating or sleeping because of anxiety or depression, parents should work with the camp director and other camp staff to evaluate the situation. Remember, camp staff are trained to ease homesickness. However, don’t make your child feel like a failure if their stay at camp is cut short. Focus on the positive and encourage your child to try camp again next year.
For more information on homesickness, or expert advice on camp, visit www.CampParents.org. ...
