Camps

	Title	Issue
	Camps Add Summer Learning Programs Kids' summer camps are putting academic literacy programs on the sun-and-fun schedule. By Ellen Warren	May 2013
	The sports camp decision How to choose a summer sports camp By Terri Akman	April 2013
	Summer on the Spectrum Philadelphia-area summer camps for kids on the autism spectrum By Ellen Warren	April 2013
	Language camps: more than words At select summer camps, children can explore a different culture while experiencing full immersion in a world language. By Susan Stopper	March 2013
	Day camp or day care? Summer day camps offer many of the advantages of day care as well as fun and active outdoor play. By Ellen Warren	March 2013
	2013 Super Camp Fair Photos Families sampled activities and gathered in-depth information at the MetroKids Super Camp Fair, Jan. 27, at the Conshohocken (PA) Marriott.	February 2013
	An arts camp for every child Whatever your child's art interests -- acting, drawing, music, photography or another -- there's a summer program to match. By Susan Stopper	February 2013
	Camps help kids build resilience Under pressure to succeed academically, socially, in extracurricular activities and with social media, kids to be able to learn from mistakes. By Ellen Warren	February 2013
	Rapid rewards: Kids gain skills after just 1 or 2 weeks at camp The increasingly popular trend of shorter essions and more registration options has not diminished summer camp's benefits. By Ellen Warren	January 2013
	Camp trends go mainstream Most summer camps have taken steps to prevent bullying, serve healthy meals and employ social media. By Tasia Jones	January 2013